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Columbia College pupil amongst 5 victims recognized in lethal New York tour bus crash
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Columbia College pupil amongst 5 victims recognized in lethal New York tour bus crash

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Last updated: August 23, 2025 9:58 pm
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Police recognized the 5 individuals who had been killed in a tour bus crash in western New York on Friday.

New York State Police mentioned in a information launch on Saturday that Shankar Kumar Jha, 65, of Madhu Bani, India; Pinki Changrani, 60, of East Brunswick, New Jersey; Columbia College pupil Xie Hongzhuo, 22, of Beijing, China; Zhang Xiaolan, 55 of Jersey Metropolis, New Jersey; and Jian Mingli, 56, of Jersey Metropolis, died within the crash.

Columbia College mentioned in a press release Saturday: “We’re devastated by the dying of one among our college students, Xie Hongzhuo, within the tragic bus accident close to Buffalo on Friday.”

“This heartbreaking loss is felt deeply throughout our neighborhood. We’re in shut contact along with her household and providing them our full assist,” the assertion continued, noting counseling companies can be found to college students. “Our ideas and deepest sympathies are along with her household, pals, and all who’ve been touched by this tragedy.”

The tour bus, which was touring from Niagara Falls to New York Metropolis, careened uncontrolled and fell on its aspect alongside an interstate parkway close to Buffalo round 12:45 p.m. Friday.

The bus was carrying 54 folks, together with the driving force and a tour information. A few of the occupants had been ejected from and trapped underneath the bus, in accordance with authorities.

Dozens of the occupants had been hospitalized for his or her accidents, together with a number of kids.

The scene of the accident Friday.NBC Information

Erie County Medical Middle, the place 21 passengers had been hospitalized for accidents, mentioned that 14 sufferers stay on the hospital as of Saturday afternoon, however stay in secure situation.

Authorities are nonetheless investigating the reason for the crash, which didn’t contain every other automobiles.

Nonetheless, they mentioned on Friday they imagine the driving force, Bin Shao, 55 of Flushing, New York, “grew to become distracted, misplaced management, and overcorrected.” Shao “had no indicators of impairment and the tour bus had no mechanical failure,” in accordance with the information launch.

Authorities added that the bus was at “full velocity” through the crash, however didn’t specify how briskly the automobile was driving. The I-90 has a velocity restrict of 65 mph.

It doesn’t seem that the driving force has been accused of or charged with any crimes.

A Nationwide Transportation Security Board workforce was launched Friday to research the crash. The scope of the investigation will embody the crash web site, the mechanical situation of the bus, freeway design, and the driving force — together with fatigue distraction and {qualifications}.

At a Saturday information convention the NTSB requested witnesses or anybody with video footage to contact the company.

The tour firm working the automobile, M&Y Tour Inc. of Staten Island, has not returned requests for remark.

Matt Lavietes

Matt Lavietes is a reporter for NBC Information.

Marlene Lenthang and Samantha Cookinham contributed.

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