Seven in the tourist bus accident

Seven people died in a collision between a tourist bus and a truck near the Yellowston National Park.

Eight others were injured when the Beck App truck was crashed into Chevy and a truck carrying 14 tourists on a highway in the east of Idahu on Thursday. The police said that the air ambulance flew some victims to the hospital “due to the severity of the injuries.”

The fire caught in both cars. “Six members of the truck and the Beck App driver died as a result of the accident.” The identities or nationalities of the victims have not been revealed.

The police are still investigating the case. The road where the accident occurred leads to the park, which is now entering the tourist peak season.

A picture of a passerby shows fire and smokes smoke near the vulgar front of the truck.

“He was on his way home when he saw the debris.

He said that both cars were burning, and passers -by were trying to care for survivors on the side of the highway.

“It is a very dangerous highway because it leads to the main entrance to the Yellowston National Park,” he said. “He is very busy.”

The road was closed for seven hours while the emergency teams treated the victims and removed the crash site, about 16 miles (25 km) from the Yellowston entrance.

Police said that the local forensic office would issue the names of the dead after notifying the family members.

Yellowston, the oldest national park in the United States, covers about 3,500 square miles in three states: Idahu, Wyoming and Montana.

He withdraws four million tourists on average every year, with the majority of visitors between May and September, according to the national park service.