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Bus accident in Central Morocco leaves 15 dead, 37 injured 

18 Aug 2022 11:56am
Bus accident in Morocco leaves 15 dead and 37 injured - AFP Photo
Bus accident in Morocco leaves 15 dead and 37 injured - AFP Photo
RABAT - A bus overturned in central Morocco on Wednesday, killing 15 people and injuring another 37, Xinhua quoted the official news agency MAP report.

The bus, which was travelling from Casablanca to the province of Azilal, overturned in a bend near the city of Khouribga in central Morocco, it added.

The injured were taken to the provincial hospital of Khouribga for treatment, while an investigation was launched to find the cause of the accident, the report said. - BERNAMA

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