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About 30 dead after Argentinian border staff's bus crashes into ravine About 30 dead after Argentinian border staff's bus crashes into ravine
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A bus carrying Argentinian border patrol officers has crashed into a ravine in the northern province of Salta, killing about 30 people, provincial emergency director Ernesto Flores has told local radio station La Red.A bus carrying Argentinian border patrol officers has crashed into a ravine in the northern province of Salta, killing about 30 people, provincial emergency director Ernesto Flores has told local radio station La Red.
“We are talking about close to 30 dead,” he said on Monday. “Between 50 and 60 border patrol officers were onboard. Some are still trapped.“ “We are talking about close to 30 dead,” he said on Monday. “Between 50 and 60 border patrol officers were onboard. Some are still trapped.”
Some press reports estimated as many as 40 people were killed, as rescue crews worked to free trapped passengers.
President Mauricio Macri, elected last month on a platform that included improving Argentina’s rural roads, sent his condolences to families of the victims of the crash.
“We need to improve our highways so these things don’t keep happening,” he told reporters on the sidelines of a news conference in Buenos Aires province.
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