Several People Killed in Coach Crash in Susch – Swiss Police
- A tourist coach overturned in eastern Switzerland on Thursday, leaving several people dead and others injured between the communes of Susch and Zernez in the canton of Graubuenden.
- The crash site lies near Zernez, the entry point for the Swiss national park, an Alpine reserve stretching more than 100 square kilometres across the mountainous Engadine valley.
- Swiss press identified the bus as belonging to Dutch Oad, a tour operator offering trips across Europe. Footage showed emergency responders and helicopters surrounding the overturned vehicle.
- Emergency teams were dispatched to the site in Graubuenden. The cantonal police said on X, "without giving details on the circumstances of the accident or the victims."
- Rescue workers remain at the scene in Graubuenden as investigations into the cause of the accident continue. The Thursday incident has prompted a significant emergency response in the region.
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A tourist bus has overturned on a mountain road in the Swiss canton of Graubünden, causing several fatalities and leaving a number of people injured. The accident occurred on Thursday on the road segment connecting the villages of Susch and Zernez, in the Engadin valley, in eastern Switzerland, reports Telegrafi. Local police confirmed that there are people dead, through an announcement on the social network X, but so far have not announced the …
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On board the tourist vehicle, half a hundred people were travelling. The number of victims is unknown at the moment.
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