7 people died in a bus accident

Seven people died in a clash between a tour bus and a truck near the Yellowstone National Park.

Eight people with a chevy apple car and minibus carrying 14 tourists on a highway in East Aydaho on Thursday. Police said some of the victims of an air ambulance were taken to the hospital for the severity of the injuries.

Both vehicles were fired. “Tragically, six people and apple drivers in the minibus died as a result of the accident,” said Aydaho State Police. The identities or nations of the victims were not detected.

Police are still investigating the reason. The route, where the accident occurred, is now taking the peak tourist season to the park.

A photograph from the passerby shows the flame and bold smoke near the crushed front of the truck.

Photo, the photo, local resident Roger Merrill, BBC’s US Partner CBS news, said he went home when he saw the accident.

Both vehicles were burning, and those who were there trying to take care of the survivors on the side of the highway.

“This is a very dangerous highway, because it is the main entrance to the Sarestone National Park,” he said. “Very busy.”

Ambulance teams were treated seven hours, while the victims were treated seven hours and about 16 miles (25 km) from the entrance to Yellowstone cleaned the accident.

Police said the family members of the local Coroner will release the names of the dead after the family members were notified.

Yellowstone, the oldest US national park, covers 3,500 sq miles in three countries: Idaho, Wyoming and Montana.

According to the National Park service, it takes an average of four million tourists every year, and the majority of visitors between May and September according to the National Park service.