27 dead, 20 injured after bus overturns on highway in China

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Updated At : 05:30 PM Sep 18, 2022 IST

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Beijing, September 18

A bus overturned on an expressway in southwestern China on Sunday, leaving 27 people dead and injuring 20 others, police said.

The early-morning accident was in Sandu county, which is southeast of the city of Guiyang, the capital of Guizhou province, a brief police statement said.

The bus had 47 people on board and the injured were being treated. No other information was immediately released. AP

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