Multiple passengers dead after charter bus crashes in Pennsylvania, police say
Authorities say multiple passengers died after a charter bus carrying up to 50 people collided with a vehicle on an interstate in Pennsylvania
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Your support makes all the difference.Multiple passengers died after a charter bus carrying up to 50 people collided with a vehicle on an interstate in Pennsylvania, state police said.
The crash happened at about 11:50 p.m. Sunday on southbound Interstate 81 in Dauphin County's Lower Paxton Township, near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania State Police said. The bus flipped on its side.
Police said in a statement that “multiple passengers” died.
Multiple people also were taken to a hospital with injuries, but police didn’t immediately release further information.