Two seniors injured in a fiery bus crash on a Manitoba highway earlier this month have been moved from a critical care unit.
Shared Health, the provincial health organization, says nine patients remain in hospital, with two of the four people receiving critical care improving.
The seniors were on board a minibus taking a day trip to a casino in Carberry in southwestern Manitoba on June 15 when the bus drove into the path of a semi-trailer truck on the Trans-Canada Highway.
The resulting high-speed collision left 16 passengers dead, including one who later died in hospital.
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The 25 people on the bus, including the driver, were from Dauphin and the surrounding area.
Funerals for the victims started last weekend.
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