Eight Chinese tourists injured in a bus crash in Arizona are still in hospital three days after the accident. The injured tourists' family members will leave China for Las Vegas on Tuesday afternoon. US federal investigators are examining the crash site to determine the cause of the accident and have interviewed the bus driver.
WuShougui(left),BaoRuihuaandtheir8-year-
oldsonWuShuangleavetheUniversityMedical
CenterinLasVegasonSundayafternoon.The
familysufferedthelightestinjuriesamong
thepassengersinvolvedinFriday'sdeadly
busaccident.[ChinaDaily]
![WuShougui(left),BaoRuihuaandtheir8-year-oldsonWuShuangleavetheUniversityMedicalCenterinLasVegasonSundayafternoon.ThefamilysufferedthelightestinjuriesamongthepassengersinvolvedinFriday'sdeadlybusaccident.[ChinaDaily]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vbGCiOw6DBC3lPVhO62GgRQgU8YdDG4SKx2PpvDhanN7hs641g_gQ4LXGjggtsjPDchmjViXx-5gpIB5CE9ZN7B_6KVQTNXy1KwTLZp--5-9CmuyAIbzTRACpHtjZUrLW6vkchsm-Qjlghh1ubGnF3=s0-d)
A spokesman from the University Medical Center in Las Vegas says two Chinese women are in critical condition. The husband of one of the women and the father of the other woman are being treated at a different hospital. Both men are in a stable condition.
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