Millas Bus Crash Appeal: Victims Seek Apology from Driver

Survivors of the tragic 2017 accident express their desire for an apology as the driver maintains her innocence during the appeal trial.

The appeal trial for the 2017 Millas bus crash, which resulted in the deaths of six students and injuries to seventeen others, continues with emotional testimonies from survivors.
Victims and their families are seeking an apology from the bus driver, Nadine Oliveira, who was initially sentenced to five years in prison, four of which were suspended.
Oliveira consistently denies any wrongdoing, asserting that the railroad crossing barriers were open at the time of the accident.
The trial was temporarily suspended after Oliveira experienced a breakdown in court, leading to a psychiatric evaluation to determine her ability to continue.
Despite the driver's claims of innocence, multiple witnesses, including survivors, recall seeing the crossing barriers closed, contradicting her account.