Nearly all teens on Idaho YMCA camp bus that crashed have been released to their families

BOISE, Idaho — Almost all the youngsters aboard an Idaho YMCA camp bus that rolled on a winding freeway late final week have been launched to their households, police stated Monday.

Troopers are persevering with to analyze the reason for Friday’s crash, which despatched all these on the bus to native hospitals, Idaho State Police stated in a press release.

Police stated beforehand that 11 passengers have been hospitalized, seven in crucial situation, following the crash. The bus was carrying about 30 campers and employees again to Boise from the Treasure Valley YMCA’s camp at Horsethief Reservoir.

Police stated Monday that harm updates wouldn’t be supplied.

Troopers are working with the bus firm to entry pertinent info associated to the crash, police stated Monday. The bus driver was handled at a hospital and launched, police stated over the weekend.

The YMCA had contracted with Caldwell Transportation for the bus service. The Related Press left messages with the corporate on Monday looking for remark.

The overturned bus blocked an area route, State Freeway 55 alongside the Payette River, inflicting a large visitors jam.

The scheduled camp session for this week was canceled so employees can address the emotional trauma of the crash, Treasure Valley YMCA officers stated earlier.

“The Treasure Valley Household YMCA wish to thank the numerous people in our neighborhood for reacting shortly with heroic help of our campers and employees concerned within the accident,” the Y stated on Facebook. “We’re grateful on your continued ideas and prayers as we work to help these concerned.”