At least 47 dead as two buses collide in Zimbabwe

News Express |8th Nov 2018 | 1,560

At least 47 people have died in a crash involving two buses near the Rusape tollgate in Zimbabwe, state broadcaster ZBC reported on Wednesday.

Police have so far identified 47 bodies at the accident scene, ZBC reported, citing a spokesperson for the police department. (Reuters)

•A buses drives near people inspecting the wreckage of a destroyed bus on November 8, 2018

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