At least 32 people are dead after a coach and truck collided early Sunday on an expressway in Fuxin City, northeast China's Liaoning Province. A spokesman with the Liaoning Public Security Bureau said the accident happened at 3 a.m. when the truck, with an Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region registration, turned the wrong way coming out of a service area. The two vehicles collided head on and began burning. Three people on the truck and 28 passengers on the bus died at the scene, he said. Zhang Zhijing, deputy director of the Zhangwu County People's Hospital, said the hospital had received 25 injured people from the accident. One of four severely injured people had died. The coach, with a Tianjin Municipality registration, had 53 people on board. It was en route from Tianjin to Harbin, capital of the northeastern Heilongjiang Province. Maintenance work was being carried out on the section of the four-lane expressway linking Tieling and Chaoyang cities in Liaoning where the accident happened, according to the local transport authority. The expressway was cleared and traffic resumed shortly after the crash. Chen Zhenggao, governor of Liaoning, is on the way to the accident site to oversee the rescue work. 