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2 killed, 64 injured in bus crash in France
www.chinaview.cn 2005-07-09 21:27:37

Two people have been killed and 64 others injured when a Dutch tourist bus crashed near Agde, in the Languedoc province of south-west France early Saturday.

A helicopter carries away casualties of the bus crash near Agde, in the Languedoc province of south-west France early Saturday. (Photo: Xinhua/AFP)

Two people have been killed and 64 others injured when a Dutch tourist bus crashed near Agde, in the Languedoc province of south-west France early Saturday.

Rescue workers carry way an injured woman. (Photo: Xinhua/AFP)

Two people have been killed and 64 others injured when a Dutch tourist bus crashed near Agde, in the Languedoc province of south-west France early Saturday.

Rescue workers carry way an injured man. (Photo: Xinhua/AFP)
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