Students and adults were hurt after the bus went off a 50-foot embankment
The person who died while trying to help after a school bus crash Friday has been identified as a 67-year-old man from the Cariboo region.
B.C. Highway Patrol would like to send their condolences to the family and friends of the pedestrian who lost his life on June 21 and would like to extend thanks to stopped to render assistance to the pedestrian and those on board the school bus, stated Sgt. Jason Nash of BCHP Williams Lake. Many of them suffered a range of minor injuries when the southbund bus went down the 50-foot embankment on Highway 97 near Butler Road outside Lac la Hache.
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