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Death Toll From Manitoba Bus Crash Climbs

Wednesday, 21 June 2023 12:11

By Linda Morgan

Photo Credit: @rcmpmb

A woman who was hospitalized after the crash has died in hospital

A woman who was injured in last week's bus crash in Manitoba has died in hospital.

This brings the death toll to 16.

Authorities say nine people remain in hospital, with four in critical condition.

On June 15th, a group of seniors from Dauphin were heading to a casino, when their bus crashed with a transport truck in the Carberry area.

According to police, the bus was crossing the Trans-Canada Highway, when it went into the truck's path.

On June 20, 2023, a female who had been in hospital since the collision on June 15, 2023, succumbed to her injuries. In total, 16 people have died as a result of this collision. pic.twitter.com/flDDH9vjEb
— RCMP Manitoba (@rcmpmb) June 21, 2023

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