A tragic accident occurred in Tuscola County, Michigan, when a pickup truck ran a stop sign and crashed into a van carrying Amish community members. The crash involved thirteen individuals, with six confirmed dead and others seriously injured. Multiple passengers were ejected from both the pickup and the van. Seven individuals were transported to a hospital, but their conditions remain unknown. The van was operated by a paid driver as the Amish community does not drive vehicles. Michigan has a noteworthy Amish population, alongside states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana.
A pickup truck went through a stop sign in rural Michigan and crashed into a van carrying members of an Amish community, killing at least six people.
Thirteen people were in the two vehicles, including 10 in the van, with multiple passengers ejected from both vehicles.
Seven people were taken to a hospital with unknown conditions, while the Amish typically rely on horse-drawn buggies for transportation.
About 61% of North America's Amish population lives in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana, with Michigan also having a sizable community.
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