A Mackenzie, B.C. Resident Rich Rogers was the first to respond to a bus crash that injured 20 people. The shuttle bus ran off the highway on Wednesday. Rogers was driving with his wife and 12-year-old son when he saw the accident. He stopped immediately to help.
Rogers used his firefighter training to assist the victims. He provided first aid and helped stabilize the injured. His actions were critical in the early response. Emergency services arrived shortly after.
This incident highlights the importance of emergency preparedness. Rogers’ training allowed him to act quickly. The crash occurred on Highway 39. Authorities are investigating the cause. No fatalities were reported.
The bus was carrying passengers on a local route. The driver was not injured. The crash raised concerns about road safety. Local officials are reviewing traffic conditions.
This is not the first time Rogers has used his training. He has previously assisted in emergencies. His actions reflect the value of community preparedness. The incident has sparked discussions about emergency response training.
