At least 33 people have died after a bus crash in India 0:58

THE BODIES of 33 people who had been travelling on a bus that plunged into a 150-metre deep gorge in western India have been found. The bus was carrying 34 passengers when it plunged into the gorge after unsuccessfully negotiating a bend in the Western Ghats mountain range in Maharashtra state, local police official Prakash Pawar said. All the 30 bodies were recovered on from the accident site at Ambenali Ghat near Poladpur town in Raigad district, where a bus carrying 31 employees of an agriculture university at Dapoli in Ratnagiri district had fallen into a gorge on Saturday morning. One of the passengers jumped off the bus while the accident was happening, and managed to clamber up the hillside and report the disaster, Officer Pawar said. While the initial search of the bodies was conducted by the local residents and groups of trekkers in the area, the National Disaster Response Force teams from Pune reached the spot around 7 pm in the evening.
A bus crashes in Dapoli, India, killing thirty people and leaving one sole survivor.