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Driver Crashes into El Paso Zoo Fence and Bus Stop, One Injured

KVIA••Gabrielle Lopez
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An accident in South-Central El Paso resulted in one person being hospitalized after a driver lost control of their vehicle. The incident occurred shortly after noon on Wednesday when the vehicle crashed into a Sun Metro bus stop and then collided with the fence surrounding the El Paso Zoo and Botanical Gardens. Fortunately, the injured individual sustained only minor injuries and was transported to a local hospital for treatment. This incident highlights the importance of safe driving in busy urban areas.

Key Details: • Accident occurred shortly after noon on Wednesday. • Injured person was taken to a hospital with minor injuries. • The crash involved a Sun Metro bus stop and the El Paso Zoo fence.

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