Algerian Bus Plunges Into a Ravine Near Algiers, Killing at Least 25 and Injuring 44
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In Algeria's Boumerdes province, a passenger bus overturned into a ravine, killing 25 people and injuring 44. The injured were taken to nearby hospitals, and search and rescue operations are ongoing in the area.
Algerian bus accident kills at least 25, injures 44
A bus accident in Algeria killed at least twenty-five people and injured forty-four others. The vehicle carrying passengers from Setif skidded and plunged into a deep ravine near Algiers. Rescue teams worked at the scene, transporting injured individuals to nearby hospitals for treatment. Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune declared three days of national mourning following the tragic incident.
A bus fell into a ravine on Friday 31 July in Algeria, in the Boumerdes region. At least 25 deaths are to be deplored, according to a civil protection report. - Algeria: at least 25 deaths after the fall of a bus in a ravine (International).
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