65 killed in Indian accidents

A bus carrying wedding guests veered out of control and crashed into a rain-swollen river in eastern India, hours after a boat capsized in the same waterway.

65 killed in Indian accidents
Tue, 08 Jun, 2004 - 09:42

A bus carrying wedding guests veered out of control and crashed into a rain-swollen river in eastern India, hours after a boat capsized in the same waterway.

At least 65 people were feared killed in the two accidents, police said today.

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