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Deadly bus crash in Brazil

March 16, 2015 12:00 am • Last Updated: March 23, 2015 1:52 pm

Rescue personnel work Sunday at the site where a tourist bus crashed, killing at least 54 people, near the city of Joinville, Brazil. The Brazilian government raised the death toll of the accident to 54 while police continued their search for more victims in the rugged lands of southern Brazil. The dead include at least eight young children, three adolescents, 24 women and 14 men, the government of Santa Catarina state said in a statement earlier Sunday, when the death toll stood at 49.

Rescue personnel work Sunday at the site where a tourist bus crashed, killing at least 54 people, near the city of Joinville, Brazil. The Brazilian government raised the death toll of the accident to 54 while police continued their search for more victims in the rugged lands of southern Brazil. The dead include at least eight young children, three adolescents, 24 women and 14 men, the government of Santa Catarina state said in a statement earlier Sunday, when the death toll stood at 49.

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