Seven S Koreans killed in China bus crash
BEIJING: At least seven South Koreans were killed on Wednesday in a bus crash in northeastern China, state media said, while a government official in Seoul put the toll at 10.The bus, carrying 26 South Koreans, swerved off a bridge in the northeastern Chinese city of Jian, Jilin province, falling
By our correspondents
July 02, 2015
BEIJING: At least seven South Koreans were killed on Wednesday in a bus crash in northeastern China, state media said, while a government official in Seoul put the toll at 10.
The bus, carrying 26 South Koreans, swerved off a bridge in the northeastern Chinese city of Jian, Jilin province, falling into a river, a foreign ministry official in Seoul said.
The ministry was trying to confirm the death toll and feared it could rise above 10, the unnamed official told South Korea’s Yonhap news agency.
Official Chinese news agency Xinhua said that seven Koreans were killed, along with a Chinese tour guide and local driver, quoting local government sources.
Photographs showed the wreckage of the bus, upside down, half in the water, with a bulldozer trying to lift it.
The victims were travelling on a training programme organised by a South Korean government ministry.
A consular official based in the nearby city of Shenyang has been dispatched to the scene of the accident, Yonhap said.
The bus, carrying 26 South Koreans, swerved off a bridge in the northeastern Chinese city of Jian, Jilin province, falling into a river, a foreign ministry official in Seoul said.
The ministry was trying to confirm the death toll and feared it could rise above 10, the unnamed official told South Korea’s Yonhap news agency.
Official Chinese news agency Xinhua said that seven Koreans were killed, along with a Chinese tour guide and local driver, quoting local government sources.
Photographs showed the wreckage of the bus, upside down, half in the water, with a bulldozer trying to lift it.
The victims were travelling on a training programme organised by a South Korean government ministry.
A consular official based in the nearby city of Shenyang has been dispatched to the scene of the accident, Yonhap said.
-
China: Stunning Drone Show Lights Up Night Sky Ahead Of Spring Festival 2026 -
Andrew's Epstein Scandal: Will King Charles Abdicate Following King Edward's Footsteps? -
Billy Joel Leaves Loved Ones Worried With His 'dangerous' Comeback -
Prince William Dodges Humiliating Question In Saudi Arabia -
Dax Shepard Describes 'peaceful' Feeling During Near-fatal Crash -
Steve Martin Says THIS Film Has His Most Funny Scene -
Kensington Palace Shares Update As Prince William Continues Saudi Arabia Visit -
Fugitive Crypto Scammer Jailed For 20 Years In $73m Global Fraud -
Will Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Finally Go To Jail Now That King Charles Has Spoken Out? Expert Answers -
Melissa McCarthy Reveals Her Tried And Tested ‘corpse’ Night Time Routine That’s Lost Her 95lbs -
Horrifying Pictures Of The Kidnapper Of Savannah Guthrie's Mother Released -
Andrew's Ex-girlfriend Launches Brazen Attack On Epstein Victims On Piers Morgan Show -
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor 'on His Own' As Palace Gives Green Light To Law Enforcement -
Kanye West's Tweet About Super Bowl Halftime Resurfaced After Bad Bunny's Show -
'FBI' Star Juliana Aidén Martinez Tease Her Return To 'Law And Order: SVU' After Quitting -
Cardi B's Emotional Words To Pal Amid Stefon Diggs Rumored Breakup Revealed