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Yocalla, Bolivia – A tragic bus crash  left at least 28 dead and 14 injured after the vehicle plunged 2,600 feet into a ravine in the mountainous Yocalla district. Authorities suspect excessive speed may have caused the driver to lose control on a winding road,

 

Rescue teams rushed to the scene, with four children among the injured—two in critical condition. This marks Bolivia’s deadliest road accident of the year, highlighting ongoing issues with hazardous roads and reckless driving. Officials have launched an investigation and pledged to improve road safety.

Yocalla, Bolivia – A tragic bus crash on February 17, 2025, left at least 28 dead and 14 injured after the vehicle plunged 2,600 feet into a ravine in the mountainous Yocalla district. Authorities suspect excessive speed may have caused the driver to lose control on a winding road, Rescue teams rushed to the scene, with four children among the injured—two in critical condition. This marks Bolivia’s deadliest road accident of the year, highlighting ongoing issues with hazardous roads and reckless driving. Officials have launched an investigation and pledged to improve road safety.

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