Two Of The Passengers Who Died In The Jasper Bus Crash Were In Their Twenties

The other was a man in his 50s.
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Alberta RCMP's latest update on the Jasper bus accident includes more information about the fatalities. 

On July 18, a bus exploring the Athabasca Glacier rolled over, killing three people and injuring several others. 

Jasper RCMP revealed in a news release that the three victims include two women, from Canoe Narrows, Saskatchewan and Edmonton respectively, and a man from India. Their names will not be released. 

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the ages of the three victims 

Police also stated that out of the several individuals who were "critically injured," four are still in a critical but stable condition. 

The authorities still haven't determined a cause of the rollover but collision experts don't believe a rock slide was to blame. 

Highway 93 is open to the public at this time but removing the bus from the site may take several days. 

The article's cover photo was used for illustrative purposes only. 

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