2 killed, dozens hurt when bus carrying LI students to band camp overturns in Orange County

#buscrash #orangecounty #wawayanda #i84 WAIARANAND, ORUNGA COUNTY - Inspectors investigate whether a wind -tire of a wind -tire buses on the New York highway and falls on Thursday, kills two adults and damaging dozens of others. The bus carrying students from Farmingale High School Nassau County in Long Island headed for a group camp Greeley, Pennsylvania. The accident took place Wayda, Orange County at 1320 I-84, just 30 minutes after the target, just 30 minutes after the pine forest camp. During the accident, there were 40 students and four adults on the bus. Two adults, 43 -year -old Farmingale High School Group director Gina Pellettiere and 77 -year -old retired Social Studies Teacher Beatrice Ferarri were killed. Five students are hospitalized in critical states. I-84 Friday morning, because NTSB will organize a security investigation about the accident in coordination with the New York state police. Anthony Eugenio, 15 -year -old Farmingale student, was asleep on the bus when he felt a thud and woke up with what he thought was dream or nightmare. Im I thought it was a dream until I felt like the pain in my leg. "The child next to me was covered with blood. I saw blood everywhere." Eugenio said that came out of a window from the overturned bus, he was confused, but was just engraved and rotten. Governor Kathy Hochul, highway to east and west between strips of a large median 50 meters down from steep slope, he said. The victims were transferred to six regional hospitals, including Westchester County Medical Center and Garnet Health Medicine Center in Wallill. During a briefing on Thursday night, the New York officials received a gloomy message after the accident. Nassau District Manager Bruce Blakeman, "Tonight I can give everyone the only advice, to hug your children very tight."Said. Hochul said that most of the 40 students on the bus were first -year students. " The preliminary information shows that the driver of a blowing front tire may cause the rolling bus to lose control. Rescue teams, prisoner bus hulking debris from mountain crossing, while ribbons to west were closed for investigation at exit 15. Two great attractives, slowly pulling the bus back on the road. State officials said that all children on the bus were announced. Injured students who did not require the hospital were taken to a community building for re -merger with parents. The bus, owned by Regency Transportation at Nesconset, was one of the six people in a caravan carrying students from Farmingale High School. The students in the other buses stopped at a community college for a break and met with consultants before returning to Long Island. Governor Kathy Hochul, about the tragedy, "Fast action saving the first intervention teams and we will continue to support them. Our hearts are affected by this terrible situation." Farmingale High School students and faculty members were shaken after the tragic activities that emerged on Thursday. "My nephew is in one of the other buses, good. ""These children go on a j