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Some children were among 16 passengers who died when a bus carrying them fell into a gorge in Himachal Pradesh's Kullu district on Monday. 
Kullu Deputy Commissioner Ashutosh Garg said the Sainj bound private bus fell into the gorge near Jangla village at around 8.30 am.  
District officials and rescue teams have reached the spot, he said, adding the injured were being taken to a nearby hospital.   

Children among 16 dead as bus falls into gorge in Himachal's Kullu

School children among 16 dead as bus falls into gorge in Himachal's Kullu

Kullu Deputy Commissioner Ashutosh Garg said the Sainj bound private bus fell into the gorge near Jangla village at around 8.30 am.

Some children were among 16 passengers who died when a bus carrying them fell into a gorge in Himachal Pradesh's Kullu district on Monday.&nbsp;
Kullu Deputy Commissioner Ashutosh Garg said the Sainj bound private bus fell into the gorge near Jangla village at around 8.30 am. &nbsp;
District officials and rescue teams have reached the spot, he said, adding the injured were being taken to a nearby hospital. &nbsp;&nbsp;
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Bulgarian Caretaker Prime Minister Stefan Yanev visited the site of the bus crash which killed at least 45 people on Tuesday and told reporters it was "a huge tragedy".
"I take this opportunity to send my condolences to the relatives of the victims," Yanev said.
The bus, registered in North Macedonia, crashed in Bosnek, near the capital Sofia, at about 2 a.m. (midnight GMT) and there were children among the victims, authorities said. Seven people were taken to hospitals for treatment.
The cause of the crash was not immediately confirmed, but it appeared that the bus hit a highway guard rail, crashed and caught fire.
Officials said an investigation would be launched.
Bulgarian news agency Novinite said representatives from North Macedonia’s embassy visited a hospital where some of the victims were taken.
In 2019, Bulgaria, an EU nation of seven million, had the second-highest road fatality rate in the 27-nation bloc with 89 people killed per million population, according to European Commission data.

Children among 45 dead in Bulgarian bus crash, at least seven wounded

Bulgarian caretaker Prime Minister Stefan Yanev visited the site of the bus crash which killed at least 45 people on Tuesday and told reporters it was "a huge tragedy".
SOT-- "I take this opportunity to send my condolences to the relatives of the victims," Yanev said.
The bus, registered in North Macedonia, crashed in Bosnek, near the capital Sofia, and there were children among the victims. Seven people were taken to hospitals for treatment.
The cause of the crash was not immediately confirmed, but it appeared that the bus hit a highway guard rail, crashed and caught fire.
Bulgarian news agency Novinite said representatives from North Macedonia&rsquo;s embassy visited a hospital where some of the victims were taken.
In 2019, Bulgaria, an EU nation of seven million, had the second-highest road fatality rate in the 27-nation bloc with 89 people killed per million population.

Bulgarian news agency Novinite said representatives from North Macedonia&rsquo;s embassy visited a hospital where some of the victims were taken.

Bulgarian Caretaker Prime Minister Stefan Yanev visited the site of the bus crash which killed at least 45 people on Tuesday and told reporters it was "a huge tragedy".
"I take this opportunity to send my condolences to the relatives of the victims," Yanev said.
The bus, registered in North Macedonia, crashed in Bosnek, near the capital Sofia, at about 2 a.m. (midnight GMT) and there were children among the victims, authorities said. Seven people were taken to hospitals for treatment.
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The cause of the crash was not immediately confirmed, but it appeared that the bus hit a highway guard rail, crashed and caught fire.
Officials said an investigation would be launched.
Bulgarian news agency Novinite said representatives from North Macedonia&rsquo;s embassy visited a hospital where some of the victims were taken.
In 2019, Bulgaria, an EU nation of seven million, had the second-highest road fatality rate in the 27-nation bloc with 89 people killed per million population, according to European Commission data.

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