A tragic accident occurred on Interstate 90 near Pembroke, New York, when a tour bus carrying 54 passengers from India, China, and the Philippines overturned while returning from Niagara Falls, leaving five adults dead and many others injured. Authorities said the crash happened around 12:30 p.m. after the driver, who survived, became distracted and overcorrected, causing the bus to roll over and eject several passengers, many of whom were not wearing seat belts. Victims ranged from infants to elderly adults, though no children were among the fatalities, and rescue operations involved helicopters and ambulances rushing the injured to hospitals, including Erie County Medical Center in Buffalo. The grim scene of shattered glass, debris, and scattered belongings prompted swift emergency response and highway closures, while New York Governor Kathy Hochul offered condolences and coordinated relief efforts as investigators ruled out mechanical failure or impairment, focusing on distraction as the primary cause.