
About 25 tourists were injured after a bus overturned in Bavaria
About 25 tourists were injured and two people died when a bus carrying Filipino tourists overturned near the town of Buchloe in Bavaria.
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A bus carrying tourists left the road and fell into a lowland in Bavaria.
About 25 tourists were injured when a bus overturned near the town of Buchloe in the East Allgäu region of Bavaria. T-online reports this.
“According to preliminary data, about 25 people received minor injuries, two people did not survive the accident. Another person is in a life-threatening condition,” the portal reports.
The authors of the material indicated that the bus was transporting a group of more than 40 tourists from the Philippines. It is noted that the bus left the roadway and then fell into a lowland located next to the highway.

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