A bus carrying a youth football team back from winning a competition crashes 32 feet off a bridge in Brazil, killing four people and injuring 29 more.
A bus transporting the Brazilian football club Esporte Clube Vila Maria Helena crashed 32 feet from a bridge, killing four persons.
The horrific accident at Além Paraba, in the state of Minas Gerais in the country's southeast, resulted in 29 further injuries.
Three kids, between the ages of 14 and 17, as well as one adult, were victims, according to the Brazilian website G1.
The bus flipped over and plummeted into a creek after the driver lost control while they were driving through the BR-116 bridge.
The football squad was returning to Duque de Caxias from a competition at Ubaporanga where they were competing against Simonesia.
Five of the injured were treated in the Casa de Caridade Leopoldinense in Leopoldina, while 24 were transported to the Hospital Sao Salvador.
One of those treated was reported to be 19 years old by the Hospital Sao Salvador, and others were under 18 years old.