Five dead after tour bus crashes on New York highway

Five people died after a tourist bus in New York State through West New York, according to New York State Police.

The police said the group was returning from Niagara Falls on the borders of the United States and Canada to New York City when the witnesses saw that the car was losing control and delivering it. Most of the victims are tourists from India, China and the Philippines, according to the police.

New York Governor Cathy Hochol said local officials “are working to save and help all concerned.”

Ambulances and medical helicopters were sent to the crash site, near the town of Pimberruck, 30 miles (48 km) east of Bovalo.

The police said earlier that the child was among the dead, but they now said that this is not the case.

Police confirmed that the 52 people on board the plane at the time of a crash between one and 74 years old.

The police said that some of the victims were brought up from the car when it was shattered, and it is believed that most of them did not wear seat belts.

Others were trapped inside the debris for several hours.

Translators and translation devices were brought to the scene and hospitals to help the investigation.

“The reason for the collision is still under investigation. However, the mechanical failure was excluded as well as the weak operator at this time,” Andrei Ray Megor, commander of the New York State Police Forces, told a press conference.

“The operator was cooperative and with the continued investigation. No charges were charged at this stage.”

The accident occurred about 40 miles from Niagara Falls, a major tourist destination on the borders of the United States and Canada.

The bus was heading east and lost control, moved to the mediator and then to a trench, according to the police.

Police say that many children were on board at the time of the plane crash.

Twenty -four adult patients have been accepted to one local hospital, and doctors say they are expected to recover completely. Other hospitals have also received patients, and those under the age of 16 were transferred to the Children’s Hospital.

One witness said Boufalo News He saw a bus lying on her side and elements scattered on the road after the accident.

“There was glass throughout the road and people’s things all over the road,” said Powell Stevens, who traveled on the crash.

“All windows were destroyed. Everyone looked conscious and agreed, but I only saw the scene for about 15 seconds.”

Connectlife, a blood -saving organization in the region, has released an emergency appeal for blood donations.

“Our society is facing a crisis,” said Sarah Dina, a spokeswoman.

“This is one of those moments when your business can save life directly,” said Dina.

The Red Cross opened the family reunification center to connect children and parents who were transferred to various hospitals.

The authorities require drivers with Dashcam footage of the accident to apply to help them.