The bus accident of southern Mexico kills 41, authorities say

At least 41 people have died in an accident that involved a bus in southern Mexico, the government said in the state of Tabasco.

The images show the bus completely burned after it was wrapped by flames after the collision that occurred in the early hours of Saturday morning, near the small city of Escárcega.

Acosta of the Buses Acosta operator said that 48 passengers were aboard the vehicle, who had been traveling from Cancun to Tabasco, when he crashed with a “trailer.”

Tour’s Acosta added that “he deeply regretted what happened” and said he was working with the authorities to find out the cause, adding that the bus had been traveling within the speed limits.

“The Public Ministry has informed us that the investigation will enter into force in the office of the prosecutor of the municipality of Candelaria, Campeche, for this reason, the relatives of our passengers and friends will have to go to this department to carry out the relevant procedures,” Tour’s Tour’s, “Tour’s Acosta said on Facebook.

The state of the Government of Tabasco said that the recovery work continues, including efforts to identify those killed.

The authorities will give an update with details about the number of victims and their identities later on Saturday, said the Secretary of Government of Tabasco, Ramiro López.

The Local Council Municipal Palace of Comalcalco has said that it will support the transfer of the bodies of the victims in the passenger bus accident.