Five dead after the edge of the bus on the New York Highway

Five people were killed after a tourist bus crashed in New York in West New York, New York reports.

Police said the group was returning from Niagara Falls to the US-Canadian border in New York when witnesses saw the vehicle lost control and overturned. According to police, most victims are tourists from India, China and the Philippines.

New York Governor Katiel stated that local officials “are working on salvation and assistance to all participants.”

Ambulance and medical helicopters were sent to the crash site, near the city of Pembrook, 30 miles (48 km) east of Buffalo.

Police previously reported that the child was among the dead, but they said it was not.

52 people aboard during the catastrophe were between one and 74, police confirmed.

Police said some victims were thrown out of the vehicle and believed that most were not in the seat belts.

Others were trapped inside the fragments for several hours.

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

Andre Ray Major, Commander of the Station of New York, said at a press conference: “The cause of the collision was still investigated. However, mechanical failure was excluded at this time, as well as a violation of the operator.

“The operator cooperated with an investigation still underway. At this point, the charges were not charged.”

The accident occurred approximately 40 miles from Niagara Falls, the main tourist place on the US-Konad border.

According to the police, the bus went east and lost control, getting into the median and then into the ditch.

At the time of the catastrophe, they were aboard, police notes.

Twenty -four adult patients were admitted to one local hospital, and doctors say they are waiting for complete recovery. Other hospitals also received patients, and those who survived 16 were taken to a children’s hospital.

Said one witness News Buffalo The fact that he saw the bus lying on the side, and the items scattered on the roadway after the disaster.

“There were glass and people across the road all over the road,” said Powell Stevens, who drove past the site.

“All the windows were broken. Everyone seemed conscious and normal, but I saw the stage only about 15 seconds.”

Connectlife, an organization that provides blood in the hospital in the region has made emergency returns to blood donations.

“Our community is confronted with the crisis,” said Sarah Diin’s press.

“This is one of the moments when your action can save your life directly,” Diin said.

The Red Cross opened the family reunion center to connect children and parents who were transported to different hospitals.

Authorities ask drivers with Dashcam crafts to come to the rescue.