Image copyright Handout Image caption Dashcam footage from an oncoming vehicle shows the bus crashing through the security barriers

Police said the passenger, identified as a 48-year-old woman with the surname Liu, was angry that the bus had missed her stop. A bus that ran off a bridge in China's southwestern Chongqing city earlier this week, plunging into the Yangtze River and killing at least 15 people apparently occurred when a passenger assaulted the driver, according to newly recovered video taken inside the vehicle. The wreckage of the bus was pulled out of the river from a depth of 71m on Wednesday night. Thirteen bodies were recovered; two remained missing, according to the official Xinhua news agency
• Bus plunges into Chinese river after fight between driver and passenger
Chinese police announce that the driver of the bus that plunged into the Yangtze River in Chongqing, China, on October 28 was arguing and fighting with a passenger moments earlier, causing the accident.