Coach crashes into truck in Turkey, killing 11: authorities
The coach crashed near the entry to a motorway between the city of Bursa and the seaside city of Izmir, the governor's office of the local Manisa district…
According to The Hindu, the coach crashed near the entry to a motorway between the city of Bursa and the seaside city of Izmir, the governor's office of the local Manisa district said on X, stating the toll.
This world story centres on India. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Turkey, Bursa and Izmir.
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- India · Asia
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- Turkey, Bursa, Izmir, Manisa
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- World
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