Trooper Megan Frazer said Monday morning that more details about the wreck might not be released by police until Tuesday. The name of the bus driver has not been released. The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Community Osteopathic treated 21 patients, treating and releasing 20 of them one adult remained hospitalized, the medical center said.Ī Red Cross-run reception center at a nearby fire company closed late Monday after helping 23 adults and two children, feeding them and offering emotional support.Ī Dauphin County spokesperson said information about the people who died was not immediately available through the coroner's office. Three others were being evaluated and 22 were discharged. Three were admitted, one in critical condition. Hershey Medical Center spokesperson said it helped 28 patients from the crash, ages 1 to 69. “I’m shaking,” he told the newspaper on Monday, about 10 hours after the crash. The man handed the baby to Oshiafi, who said he passed the baby through the broken bus windshield to emergency responders.

Oshiafi said he saw a couple in a nearby seat with a baby and noticed the woman appeared to be unconscious and the man was trying to help her. He heard people screaming and saw people around him severely injured or unconscious. Oshiafi, 39, a New York City resident who was headed to Cincinnati to visit family, said the crash threw people from their seats and left some piled on top of others. Matthew Oshiafi, a passenger on the bus operated by the Super Lucky Tour Company of Boston, told that he remembered a terrible screeching and shuddering before the bus crashed and flipped.

Three passengers were declared dead at the scene, the police report said, and others suffered injuries that ranged from minor to severe. The bus drove off the road, struck an embankment, rolled onto its right side and hit the back of a car that was stopped in the right lane, according to a crash report. Sunday on Interstate 81 just north of Harrisburg, state police said. The wreck happened during heavy rain around 11:50 p.m. (AP) - A bus carrying up to 50 people traveling from New York to Ohio crashed and hit another vehicle on a Pennsylvania interstate, killing three passengers, state police said.

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