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The accident occurred in an Alpine tourist area near the Swiss National Park in the east of the country, known for its hiking trails.
Several people died and others were injured Thursday in an accident involving a tourist bus in eastern Switzerland, local police reported.
The accident occurred between the municipalities of Susch and Zernez, in the canton of Graubünden, in the far east of the country. “Several people lost their lives in the bus accident (...) Several others were also injured,” the cantonal police announced on X without providing further details on the circumstances of the accident or the nationality of the victims.
Images broadcast by local media show numerous rescuers working around the overturned bus on its side below the road, and helicopters parked nearby. Police confirmed that “several emergency services” were at work.
According to the Swiss press, the bus belongs to the Dutch tourist company Oad, which offers trips throughout Europe.
Zernez is the gateway to the Swiss National Park, a vast, highly preserved alpine territory of around 170 km2 housing more than 100 km of hiking trails in the Engadine valley.
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