US EditionOne Dead, Dozens Hurt when Bus Carrying Community College Baseball Team Crashes in Iowa
One person died and 32 others were injured when a college baseball team’s bus overturned on Iowa Highway 4, prompting a Mass Casualty Incident response.
- One person was killed in a crash involving a bus carrying the Iowa Lakes Community College baseball team in northern Iowa.
- At least 33 people were on board the bus, sustaining injuries ranging from minor to serious, with 12 taken to hospitals.
- The cause of the crash is being investigated by authorities, and no other vehicles were involved.
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Bus Carrying College Baseball Team Crashes With 33 People On Board
Some tragic news has surfaced in Iowa. A bus carrying baseball players from Iowa Lakes Community College overturned on Wednesday. The crash prompted an immediate response from a medevac team and a dozen other first responders due to the sheer number of injuries. Yahoo News provided the specifics of the crash and shared the death toll: A charter bus carrying members of a community college baseball team crashed in Iowa on Wednesday, killing one pe…
What happened in the Iowa Lakes bus crash? #sports
One person killed and dozens hurt after team bus crash A bus carrying the Iowa Lakes Community College baseball team was involved in a single vehicle crash on Wednesday that left one person dead and about 32 others injured. Reports say the vehicle overturned in a ditch; emergency responders ...
Iowa Bus Crash Kills One, Injures Several Members of College Baseball Team
A tragic accident has claimed the life of one person and left multiple others seriously injured after a college bus overturned on Highway 4 in Calhoun County, Iowa. The incident, which occurred around 11:06 a.m. on Wednesday, involved a vehicle carrying members of the Iowa Lakes Community College baseball team. Emergency services responded swiftly to the scene, declaring a Mass Causality Incident due to the scale of the injuries. Bus Overturns o…
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