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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - A bus traveling to Chile flipped over in Argentina’s Mendoza province early on Saturday, killing at least 19 people on a remote mountain road in the Andes, local authorities said. In a statement, the bus company defended the driver and his assistant, who have been detained by authorities, saying “they rest well before each departure and know the route very well.” The passenger list included 32 Argentinians, four Chileans, a Haitian and a Colombian, as well as the drivers. Operated by the Chilean company Turbus, the bus was traveling from the province of Mendoza toward Chile with 40 people on board when the accident occurred in the Andes region, more than 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) from Buenos Aires.
A bus traveling to Chile overturns in Argentina's Mendoza Province, killing at least 19 people.