Peak hour chaos as four people are injured in ferry crash at Sydney’s Circular Quay
A ferry has collided at Circular Quay in central Sydney during Monday afternoon peak hour, injuring four people, according to early reports. The incident triggered widespread disruption to the city's ferry network, with authorities suspending several routes as emergency services responded and police began interviewing passengers.
Services between Circular Quay and Manly, as well as Chiswick, were suspended following the crash, and ferries running along the Parramatta River were also affected. Photographs from the scene showed at least one injured person, reportedly suffering head injuries, being taken through the terminal to a waiting ambulance, while police questioned passengers aboard one of the vessels involved. Details remain limited as the incident is still developing.
- Ferry crash at Sydney's Circular Quay injures four people
- Manly, Chiswick and Parramatta River ferry services suspended
- Police interviewing passengers; one person taken to hospital