Bus plunges off cliff killing people onboard
AT LEAST 23 people have been killed as a tour bus plunged off a cliff in Peru with 60 passengers on board.
The horrific accident happened in El Ñuro, Piura, with the number of fatalities not yet confirmed by authorities.Credit: Not known, clear with picture desk According to local reports, tour company Aguila Dorada was transporting passengers from Lima to Tumbes. The bus was travelling along Panamericana Norte, a major road that runs along the west coast of the country.
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