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MONTREAL — An accident in North Hudson, N. Y. has left one person dead and several injured after a Canadian charter bus veered off Interstate 87 into a median Friday morning. New York State Police spokesperson Darcy Wells could not confirm the level of injuries but said that some are more serious. The bus was carrying 54 people.
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