Dozens killed in fuel truck accident in DR Congo
Al Jazeera
The fuel truck collided with a crowded bus near Kibuba village about 80km from the capital, Kinshasa, police said.
Thirty-three people died in a horrific collision between a fuel truck and a crowded bus in the Democratic Republic of Congo during the weekend, police said. The victims were engulfed by a “huge fire sparked by the collision” overnight on Saturday in the west of the country, local police captain Antoine Pululu told the AFP news agency on Monday. Another police source said the bodies were destroyed by the flames, adding that the remains that were recovered were buried on Monday.
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