A passenger bus in Algeria crashes into a ravine near Algiers, killing at least 25 people and injuring 44 others, according to multiple reports citing authorities. The crash occurs as the bus is travelling in eastern Algeria, near the Boumerdes area, where officials say the vehicle overturns and falls into a ravine. The reports consistently describe the incident as a severe road accident, with a death toll of at least 25 and dozens of injuries. One outlet also characterizes the event as part of Algeria’s broader road safety problems, though it does not provide new details beyond the casualties reported by authorities. No sources in the provided set identify specific causes of the crash, such as weather, road conditions, or driver actions. The information currently focuses on the number of casualties and the general location near Algiers and Boumerdes. Further investigation by authorities would typically determine contributing factors, but those findings are not included in the articles provided.