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GREEN RIVER, Wyo — Wyoming officials have released the names of the three people killed in the Green River Tunnel accident. On Tuesday, the Wyoming Department of Transportation said that Rawlins, Wyoming, residents Christopher Johnson, 20, and Quentin Romero, 22, and Harmanjeet Singh, 30, of Nova Scotia, Canada, were killed in Friday morning's crash. “Our deepest sympathies and prayers go out to the community of Rawlins and to the families, friends, and loved ones of all three of these individuals,” said WYDOT Director Darin Westby.
Green River Tunnel fatalities identified; 18 injuries treated at MHSC More info: https://t.co/2k8mdUrGVA Reminder: media kit here: https://t.co/6hfrJpza7x#wyoroadpic.twitter.com/0hlVTaULe3 — Wyoming Department of Transportation (@WYDOTNews) February 18, 2025
WYDOT said that the Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County treated 18 injuries from the crash. A Wyoming woman is also being treated at the University of Utah Hospital with life-threatening injuries. “Due to complexities in this crash, off-scene investigations and crash reconstructions conducted by WHP are expected to take quite some time,” said Tim Cameron, Colonel of the Wyoming Highway Patrol. “We appreciate everyone’s patience as we examine all the evidence and work toward developing a crash narrative and cause that is as accurate as possible.” WYDOT said it's beginning the process of reopening the Green River Tunnel and expects it to be reopened on Thursday.









