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Bus carrying kids to school crashes in France, leaving 2 dead and 16 injured

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BBC News – World
“Two dead after bus crashes in France, officials say”

One child and one young adult were killed in the crash, local authorities say, with more injured.

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France 24 English
“At least two killed, 16 injured in school bus accident in eastern France”

A bus carrying school children crashed south of Bourg-en-Bresse in eastern France on Friday, killing at least two people and injuring 16 others. The vehicle was carrying 43 passengers in total.

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Gulf News
“Bus carrying kids to school crashes in France, leaving 2 dead and 16 injured”

An intercity bus that was carrying children and teenagers to school crashed on Friday morning in eastern France, killing one minor and one young adult, French authorities said. The Prefecture in the Ain region said one minor and one young adult were killed, while 16 people were injured, including three seriously. Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot said on X that he was heading to the site following "a serious bus accident" near the small town of Lent, in a rural area north-east of Lyon. Get…

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