2 dead after 11 ejected from tour van in Massachusetts crash
A horrific accident on a Massachusetts highway resulted in the deaths of two people when all 11 people inside a van were thrown from the vehicle Saturday afternoon.
The van was carrying a tour group from the Polish American community when it was hit by a Toyota SUV traveling northbound on Route 95 in Attleboro, Massachusetts, about 40 minutes south of Boston, according to the Massachusetts State Police. Both vehicles crossed into the grassy center median, which caused the Econoline van to tumble upside down and ripped the roof off the vehicle.
All 11 people inside, including the driver, were tossed from the van as it came to a rest on the southbound side of the highway.Two passengers in the van were pronounced dead at the hospital, authorities said. Both were adult men.The 32-year-old woman driving the Toyota suffered minor injuries, police said.The van had left Philadelphia and picked up passengers in Trenton, Linden and Wallington, New Jersey, and New York City before continuing on to Massachusetts, police said.
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