Algerian bus plunges into ravine killing at least 27
Summary
A passenger bus crashed into a ravine in northern Algeria, killing at least 27 people and injuring 39 others. The bus was traveling from Setif to Algiers when it left the road near El Karma, about 50 km from its destination.Key Facts
- The accident happened on a Friday near El Karma, 50 km from Algiers.
- At least 27 people died, and 39 were injured in the crash.
- Rescue teams and ambulances worked to help the injured and take them to hospitals.
- Algeria’s president declared three days of national mourning for the victims.
- The president called the responsible parties “road criminals and terrorists” and promised a strict investigation.
- The bus left the road for unknown reasons; speeding and human error are common causes of crashes in Algeria.
- Last year, over 3,800 people died in Algerian traffic accidents.
- Similar deadly bus accidents occurred recently, including one last August killing 18 people.
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