41 killed in China bus blaze: state TV
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41 killed in China bus blaze: state TV
by Rao Muhammad Aftab Sun Sep 18, 2011 2:36 pm
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BEIJING: At least 41 people died on Friday when an overcrowded bus that was carrying hazardous goods caught fire in central China, state television reported.
The fire happened early on Friday morning on a highway in Henan province, China Central Television (CCTV) said. Five passengers and the driver were pulled out alive from the overnight bus -- made up of 35 berths allowing passengers to sleep as they made their way to Hunan province further south, according to other media reports.
BEIJING: At least 41 people died on Friday when an overcrowded bus that was carrying hazardous goods caught fire in central China, state television reported.
The fire happened early on Friday morning on a highway in Henan province, China Central Television (CCTV) said. Five passengers and the driver were pulled out alive from the overnight bus -- made up of 35 berths allowing passengers to sleep as they made their way to Hunan province further south, according to other media reports.
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