15 people were murdered in a horrific traffic accident in Canada after a vehicle and a bus collided
According to CBC News, the bus originated in the city of Dauphin in western Manitoba. According to Rob Hill, 10 injured people have been transported to a hospital. He did warn that the number of fatalities might rise. Sadly, this will be remembered as a time of tragedy and extreme sadness in Manitoba and across Canada, Hill added.
Toronto: A semi-truck and a bus carrying senior citizens crashed on Thursday outside the Canadian hamlet of Carberry, resulting in at least 15 fatalities and 10 injuries. This information was provided by RCMP Manitoba Commanding Officer Assistant Commissioner Rob Hill, according to Canadian news outlet CBC News. Speaking at a press conference, Hill revealed that the bus that crashed with the semi-trailer vehicle was carrying 25, the most of them older folks.
According to CBC News, the bus originated in the city of Dauphin in western Manitoba. According to Rob Hill, 10 injured people have been transported to a hospital. He did warn that the number of fatalities might rise. Rob Hill said, "Unfortunately, this will go down in history as each day of tragedy and terrible sadness in Manitoba and across Canada." He added that many people in the Dauphin area are anxiously awaiting word on their loved ones. are. I can't image how terrible it must be to know wether the person you love most will arrive home tonight, he added to the folks who were waiting.
I'm sorry we can't give you the conclusive answer you need more quickly, Rob Hill continued. Officer in Charge of Major Crime Services Rob Lawson stated in the accident report that the Mounties were summoned at 11:43 a.m. (local time) and were sent to the accident site. According to an initial inquiry, the bus carrying the seniors was travelling south on Highway 5 when it crossed over into the Trans-Canada Highway's eastbound lane and struck a semi-trailer vehicle. collided.
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