Pakistan bus crash kills at least 29 people in Balochistan ...Kuwait

At least 29 people were killed on Wednesday when a bus plunged off the road into a deep ravine in southwestern Pakistan, hospital and government officials said. The crash happened around dawn in Basima town in Balochistan province while the bus was travelling from Turbat city to Quetta. "The driver was navigating a turn in a mountainous area when the vehicle lost control and fell into a ravine," Ismail Mengal, a local government official said, giving a toll of 29 dead. "We are still investigating the cause of the incident. It could be that the driver fell asleep or was speeding, which led to the accident." The driver died from injuries in the hospital, and more than

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