A section of the A82 has been closed after a bus crashed and landed on its side.
Five fire appliances from Spean Bridge, Fort Augustus, Drumnadrochit, Fort William and Inverness are attending the scene in the Invergarry area after receiving a call from the Scottish Ambulance Service.
The alarm was raised at 1.27pm.
Police confirmed they are also in attendance and a heli-med has also been sent.
A spokesman said: “Police Scotland are in attendance at a serious accident on the A82 in the area of the Invergarry Hotel. The road is currently closed and will be for some time. Motorists are asked to avoid the area for the time being and further updates will be circulated in due course.”
A fire spokeswoman said they had received reports of a “35-seater public service vehicle” on its side.
A fire spokesman said later two people were underneath the bus after it crashed but managed to get out before fire crews arrived.
He said they have been taken to hospital, their condition and injuries unknown at this time.
He added the stop message came in at 2.40pm and crews are just making the scene safe.
