The driver lost control of the vehicle presumably because of the heavy rains at the time of the incident.


Sao Paulo: At least 11 people were killed while 19 others injured after a bus carrying workers to their factory jobs in the southern Brazilian state of Parana fell into a ravine.
According to the local Federal Highway Police, the accident occurred before midnight in the municipality of Sapopema, where seven people lost their lives, while the other four died on route to an area hospital.
Reportedly the ill-fated bus was carrying total 30 passengers from various regions of the country, who were on their way to a factory owned by Klabin—Brazil's largest paper producer and exporter— in the city of Campos Gerais.
As per preliminary investigation, the driver lost control of the vehicle presumably because of the heavy rains at the time of the incident.

Oura redesigns app with expanded stress tracking
- 6 hours ago

Meta is reportedly downsizing its legacy AI research team
- 6 hours ago

Whisker’s latest Litter-Robot uses AI to recognize your cat’s face and poop
- 6 hours ago
Italy’s film industry warns of damage from government funding cut
- 13 hours ago
PM Shehbaz calls for enhanced efforts to achieve polio-free Pakistan
- 14 hours ago

Short-term inflation rises to 5pc nationwide
- 14 hours ago

How the US turned sports into one big casino
- 4 hours ago

Hulu with Live TV now costs $90 monthly but you can lock in $65 for three months
- 6 hours ago

Wyze’s new solar-powered pan-and-tilt security camera is less than $80
- 6 hours ago

X is changing how it handles links to try and keep you in the app
- 6 hours ago
Pakistan, South Africa T20 series to start from Tuesday
- 14 hours ago

Fast fashion lifted some countries out of poverty. What happens when Americans stop buying?
- 4 hours ago











