NEW YORK (CNN) -- A three-vehicle crash north of New York killed eight people, including four children, state police said on Sunday.



One of the vehicles in the three-vehicle wreck was heading the wrong direction, police said.



A fifth child is being treated for injuries suffered in the crash near Pleasantville, about 30 miles north of New York. Police initially reported no survivors.



The crash happened when a minivan carrying the five children and one adult was heading the wrong way on a northbound lane of the Taconic State Parkway, police said. It crashed head-on into an SUV carrying three adults.



The minivan then careened into a third vehicle before rolling over and bursting into flames, state police said.  Watch investigators examine wreckage »



The two adults in the third vehicle were being treated for minor injuries, police said.
How many people are being treated for injuries? Where did the crash happen? How many died? How many adults were killed in the crash?
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