Bus crashes into tree in London, causing roof to come off.

In the busy streets of east London this morning, a terrifying scene unfolded as a double decker bus collided with a tree, completely ripping off its roof. Emergency services were quickly called to the scene, including ambulances, fire services and the police, after reports of the crash came in at 10am in Dagenham.

The chaos of the situation was evident as witnesses described the frantic efforts of the emergency services to attend to the passengers and secure the area. Two women were injured in the collision and were taken to the hospital as a precaution. Fortunately, the police have confirmed that their injuries are not life-threatening or life-changing.

The local residents were shocked by the incident, with one witness expressing their disbelief at the loud noise caused by the collision. "I couldn't believe it when I saw the roof completely torn off," they said, "but the emergency services were quick to respond and have been working hard to clear the area."

A spokesperson from the Metropolitan Police stated that the collision occurred at around 10am on Wednesday, November 20th, and that both the police and the London Ambulance Service were in attendance. The exact number of passengers on board at the time and the extent of their injuries are yet to be confirmed.

Firefighters were also on site to ensure the safety of the area while the police cordoned off the crash site for further investigation. As a result, bus services in the area have been diverted and passengers are advised to allow extra time for their journey and check for updates.

If you witnessed the collision or have any relevant dashcam footage, the police are urging you to come forward. In the meantime, TFL has confirmed that emergency crews will remain on site and continue to work towards resolving the situation.

In the ever-bustling city of London, unexpected incidents like these serve as a reminder to always be aware of your surroundings and to stay safe. For the latest news and updates from the capital, visit The Agency's London news hub.

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