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Columbia University student among 5 victims identified in deadly New York tour bus crash

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Police identified the five people who were killed in a tour bus crash in western New York on Friday.

New York State Police said in a news release on Saturday that Shankar Kumar Jha, 65, of Madhu Bani, India; Pinki Changrani, 60, of East Brunswick, New Jersey; Columbia University student Xie Hongzhuo, 22, of Beijing, China; Zhang Xiaolan, 55 of Jersey City, New Jersey; and Jian Mingli, 56 of Jersey City died in the crash.

The tour bus, which was traveling from Niagara Falls to New York City, careened out of control and fell on its side along an interstate parkway near Buffalo.

The bus was carrying 54 people, many of whom were ejected from and trapped under the bus, according to authorities. Dozens of the occupants were hospitalized for their injuries, including several children.

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The scene of the accident Friday.NBC News

Erie County Medical Center, where 21 passengers were hospitalized for injuries, said that 14 patients remain at the hospital as of Saturday afternoon, but remain in stable condition.

Authorities are still investigating the cause of the crash, which did not involve any other vehicles.

However, they said on Friday they believe the driver, Bin Shao, 55 of Flushing, New York, “became distracted, lost control, and overcorrected.” Shao “had no signs of impairment and the tour bus had no mechanical failure,” according to the news release.

Authorities added that the bus was at “full speed” during the crash, but did not specify how fast the vehicle was driving.

It does not appear that the driver has been accused of or charged with any crimes.

The tour company operating the vehicle, M&Y Tour Inc. of Staten Island, has not returned requests for comment.

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