California bus crash photos surfaced the Internet after a tragic accident occurred on Thursday in California wherein 10 people were pronounced dead.
A deadly bus crash taking the lives of nearly ten individuals has shocked the entire state. The supposed to be fun trip has been transformed into a disaster. The aftermath of the tragic event can be seen in different California bus crash photos that are already posted in the internet.
The tragic accident involved two vehicles-the FedEx freight truck and the bus that were boarded by students. The accident happened at around 5:30 PM on Thursday when the FedEx freight truck crossed the Interstate 5 and colliding with the bus packed with students. The bus is on its way to Humboldt State University.
The collision between the two huge vehicles according to witnesses sounded like a series of explosions which eventually caused the vehicles to explode into flames. California bus crash photos were captured by the cellphone cameras of other people nearby the site. According to the California Highway Patrol dispatcher, as posted in the LA Times, the victims of the crash included five students, three adult chaperons and the two drivers from the truck and from the bus.
Other California bus crash photos depicts the aftermath of the tragic incident after the fire ceased. CHP officials also noted that around 30 persons were injured in the fatal crash. Moreover, identities of the victims involved are not yet confirmed by the officers as the effort of retrieving the students' identification is made complicated due to the fact that the students aboard came from different respective schools.
Uninjured students were brought to Veterans Memorial Hall in Orland wherein the Red Cross team set up a shelter. More California bus crash photos are being tweeted and posted in different sites already as the news broke off. The aftermath of the explosion is also heartbreaking since it took ten lives as of the recent report. Investigators will still continue to examine the crash scene before a clearing operation will be performed.
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