The web search results contain conflicting reports regarding the number of injured people (one mentions 14 injured, another mentions 6 passengers injured, and a third mentions 10 injured). However, no two or more *independent* sources confirm the specific detail that *fourteen* people were injured by a minibus crashing into an HGV on a Saturday. The most specific corroboration for the number 14 comes from one web search result regarding a tram crash, not the described minibus crash.

The web search results mention an incident in Tsing Yi involving a minibus hitting an HGV and injuries, citing a time around 9:31 pm. However, no second independent source corroborates the specific details: the driver reporting the incident, the exact time of 9:30 PM, or the specific location/circumstances reported by the driver.

One web search result mentions the crash occurred outside 'Ching Chu', and another web search result mentions 'Cheung Ching Estate'. However, there is no corroborating evidence from multiple independent sources confirming the specific location 'near Ching Chung House at Cheung Ching Estate.'

One web search result reports that 'At least 14 people were injured in a crash involving two minibuses in Ho Man Tin'. This is a specific number, but no other independent source corroborates that 'Emergency services found 14 injured people on the minibus' in the context of the described event.

Multiple web search results mention people leaving the scene with minor injuries (e.g., 'Two women escape with minor injuries', 'two people suffered minor injuries'). However, there is no evidence linking the specific detail that 'Two people with minor injuries left the scene' to the minibus crash event described in the prompt's context.

One web search result details that individuals were taken to 'Princess Margaret Hospital in Kwai Chung' and 'Yan Chai Hospital in Tsuen Wan'. This specific combination of hospitals and numbers (though the numbers are not fully corroborated) appears in one search result, but no other independent source corroborates the exact count of 'Four men and eight women' being taken to these specific hospitals following this incident.

Multiple web search results mention 'two people sustained serious injuries' following various crashes (Tavistock, Seoul, Gunston). While the number 'Two' is repeated across different incidents, there is no corroboration from multiple independent sources confirming that *two* people sustained serious injuries specifically from the minibus crash described.

Two web search results mention the driver being unhurt or that occupants were unhurt (e.g., 'Three men who were in the maintenance lorry were unhurt', 'Three passengers were rescued unhurt'). However, there is no second independent source corroborating the specific claim that 'The minibus driver was unhurt in the crash' related to the primary incident.