3 injured after Metrobus crashes into D.C. restaurant Ambar - The Washington Post A Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority bus collided with a restaurant in Washington’s Shaw neighborhood on Saturday morning, resulting in three individuals being injured, as reported by the D.C. Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department. The incident occurred in the early hours of the day, with emergency responders arriving at the scene to provide medical assistance to the affected individuals. Authorities have not yet released details about the cause of the collision, though initial investigations are underway to determine whether the accident was the result of mechanical failure, human error, or other contributing factors. The restaurant, named Ambar, is a local establishment known for its cultural significance to the Shaw community, though no further information has been provided regarding the extent of property damage or the status of the business following the incident. Emergency personnel confirmed that the crash occurred at a location where the bus was traveling along a designated route, and no additional details about the vehicle’s speed or the conditions of the road were disclosed. The D.C. Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department emphasized that the injured individuals were transported to nearby medical facilities for treatment, though the severity of their injuries remains under review. Local officials have expressed their condolences to the victims and their families, while also urging residents to remain vigilant about public transportation safety.#washington_post #washington_metropolitan_area_transit_authority #dc_fire_and_emergency_medical_services #ambar #shaw_neighborhood
