San Francisco Fire Department reported that nine people were hospitalized for a variety of non-life-threatening injuries after a Muni bus collided with a truck at Castro and Beaver around 5:20pm.

At the scene, SFPD Sgt. John Bragagnolo told Hoodline that injured passengers mostly suffered sore backs, bumps and bruises. When we called SFPD for further details, we did not receive a response.

(UPDATE1)Victims are now being taken to local hospitals for a variety of non life threatening injuries AVOID AREA 1805Hrs https://t.co/yHpkKtu5tX

— San Francisco Fire (@sffdpio) June 28, 2017

(UPDATE2) EMS-RED ALERT SECURED all 9 victims taken to local hospitals w/non-life threatening Injuries SFFD units clearing 1813 Hrs https://t.co/nPrgebUyiM

— San Francisco Fire (@sffdpio) June 28, 2017

SFMTA spokesperson Paul Rose confirmed that a 24-Divisadero bus collided with a delivery truck, but said only eight people were injured. As of this writing, service on the 24 line has been restored.

UPDATE: IB/OB 24 resuming regular service. Shuttles to remain. Expect residual delays in both directions.

— SFMTA (@sfmta_muni) June 28, 2017