Toronto: The news of the death of 15 people has come to light in a horrific road accident on Thursday near the town of Carberry in Manitoba, Canada. A semi-trailer truck and a bus full of senior citizens collided near the town of Carberry.
15 people died in the accident, while 10 other injured were taken to the hospital. Addressing a press conference, Hill said that 25 people, most of them senior citizens, were traveling in the bus that collided with a semi-trailer truck.
The bus was coming from the western Manitoba city of Dauphin. Rob Hill said that 10 injured have been taken to the hospital. However, he said that the number of casualties could increase.
‘Sadly, this will one day be remembered as a day of tragedy and incredible sadness in Manitoba and across Canada,’ Rob Hill said, adding that many people in the Dauphin region are waiting for news about their loved ones. are.
He said, ‘To all those people who are waiting, I can’t imagine how difficult it must be to know whether the person you love most is coming home tonight.’
Rob Hill added, ‘I’m sorry we can’t give you the definitive answer you need more quickly.’ In the accident report, Officer in Charge of Major Crime Services Rob Lawson said the Mounties were called at 11:43 a.m. was sent to the accident site.
Leeson said a preliminary investigation showed the bus carrying the seniors was traveling south on Highway 5 and crossing the eastbound lane of the Trans-Canada Highway when it collided with a semi-trailer truck. collided.
