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Brazil: Deadly School Bus Crash
Eleven people, mostly teenagers, were killed when a truck loaded with
vegetable oil collided head-on with a bus full of high school students
in southeastern Brazil,
near Ibitinga, the police said Tuesday. The dead were seven students
and four teachers. The vehicles’ drivers and 28 other students were
injured and rushed to nearby hospitals.
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23 killed in Nepal bus crash - The Hindu
23 killed in Nepal bus crash - The Hindu
A crowded bus skidded off a hilly road in far-western Nepal on Monday, killing at least 23 people and injuring 40 others, while heavy rain hampered rescue efforts, officials said.
The passenger bus, packed with people travelling during the country’s busy holiday season to celebrate the Hindu festival of Dashain, was headed south from the district of Doti when the accident occurred, a local official told AFP.
“The accident happened late this afternoon. So far, 23 bodies have been recovered,” said Gobinda Bahadur Karki, an official based in Doti.
Officials said they were attempting to retrieve a passenger list for the vehicle, but the busy holiday season usually sees drivers pick up travellers along the route, without necessarily registering them.
In January last year, 29 people were killed in the same village in Doti district when the driver lost control of a passenger bus in foggy weather, causing it to plunge some 600 m down a steep slope. — AFP
A crowded bus skidded off a hilly road in far-western Nepal on Monday, killing at least 23 people and injuring 40 others, while heavy rain hampered rescue efforts, officials said.
The passenger bus, packed with people travelling during the country’s busy holiday season to celebrate the Hindu festival of Dashain, was headed south from the district of Doti when the accident occurred, a local official told AFP.
“The accident happened late this afternoon. So far, 23 bodies have been recovered,” said Gobinda Bahadur Karki, an official based in Doti.
Officials said they were attempting to retrieve a passenger list for the vehicle, but the busy holiday season usually sees drivers pick up travellers along the route, without necessarily registering them.
In January last year, 29 people were killed in the same village in Doti district when the driver lost control of a passenger bus in foggy weather, causing it to plunge some 600 m down a steep slope. — AFP
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25 killed, 40 injured in Doti bus accident (Update) | Top Stories
25 killed, 40 injured in Doti bus accident (Update) | Top Stories
DHANGADI, OCT 06 -
At least twenty five people have been killed and forty others injured
when a passenger bus heading to Dhangadi from Doti met with an accident
near Chatiwan in the district on Monday.
The ill-fated bus (Na 3 Kha 5707) plummeted some 300 meters down the
road. Six amongst the deceased are female while six others are minors.
22 of the injured are said to be in critical situation.
Assistant Sub Inspector Dan Bahadur Karki, who reached the incident
site after the accident, informed that 30 passengers have been rescued
and sent to Dhangadi for treatment. More than 80 people were on board
the passenger bus.
According to police, bodies of 13 people have been identified.
Police speculate that death toll from the accident could rise.
According to the station manager at local Attariya-based Godawari FM
Station, no any ambulance has reached the accident site.
The accident site is 50 kilometers north from Attariya in Dhangadi.
DHANGADI, OCT 06 -
At least twenty five people have been killed and forty others injured
when a passenger bus heading to Dhangadi from Doti met with an accident
near Chatiwan in the district on Monday.
The ill-fated bus (Na 3 Kha 5707) plummeted some 300 meters down the
road. Six amongst the deceased are female while six others are minors.
22 of the injured are said to be in critical situation.
Assistant Sub Inspector Dan Bahadur Karki, who reached the incident
site after the accident, informed that 30 passengers have been rescued
and sent to Dhangadi for treatment. More than 80 people were on board
the passenger bus.
According to police, bodies of 13 people have been identified.
Police speculate that death toll from the accident could rise.
According to the station manager at local Attariya-based Godawari FM
Station, no any ambulance has reached the accident site.
The accident site is 50 kilometers north from Attariya in Dhangadi.
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Monday, September 29, 2014
South Sudan bus crash kills at least 32, mainly Ugandans | Reuters
South Sudan bus crash kills at least 32, mainly Ugandans | Reuters
(Reuters) - At least 32 people were killed and 10 seriously injured when a bus collided with a cargo truck in southern South Sudan, hospital officials said on Monday.
Officials said it was still not clear what caused the accident early on Monday morning on a road that links the capital of South Sudan, Juba, to Uganda.
Police spokesman James Monday Enocka told a news conference the majority of the dead were Ugandan citizens.
Traffic accidents are common in the world's newest country, where buses are the main form of public transport between towns and roads are often poor.
(Editing by James Macharia and Crispian Balmer)
(Reuters) - At least 32 people were killed and 10 seriously injured when a bus collided with a cargo truck in southern South Sudan, hospital officials said on Monday.
Officials said it was still not clear what caused the accident early on Monday morning on a road that links the capital of South Sudan, Juba, to Uganda.
Police spokesman James Monday Enocka told a news conference the majority of the dead were Ugandan citizens.
Traffic accidents are common in the world's newest country, where buses are the main form of public transport between towns and roads are often poor.
(Editing by James Macharia and Crispian Balmer)
5 killed in Nepal bus accident - Yahoo News
5 killed in Nepal bus accident - Yahoo News
KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) — Police says two speeding buses collided on a busy highway leaving at least five people killed and several more injured during the busiest travel week in the Himalayan nation.
Police said the buses on the Prithvi highway collided Monday near Simle village about 80 kilometers (50 miles) west of the capital, Katmandu.
The accident blocked the highway for several hours as tens of thousands of people are travelling during the biggest festival period celebrated in Nepal.
The highway is the main route linking Katmandu with rest of the country.
Nepal is celebrating a two-week long Dasain festival where people head home to celebrate with families.
Accidents in Nepal are generally blamed on poorly maintained roads and vehicles.
KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) — Police says two speeding buses collided on a busy highway leaving at least five people killed and several more injured during the busiest travel week in the Himalayan nation.
Police said the buses on the Prithvi highway collided Monday near Simle village about 80 kilometers (50 miles) west of the capital, Katmandu.
The accident blocked the highway for several hours as tens of thousands of people are travelling during the biggest festival period celebrated in Nepal.
The highway is the main route linking Katmandu with rest of the country.
Nepal is celebrating a two-week long Dasain festival where people head home to celebrate with families.
Accidents in Nepal are generally blamed on poorly maintained roads and vehicles.
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