A Polish tourist bus crashes in Hungary near the town of Mezőkeresztes, killing 12 people and injuring others. Multiple outlets report the bus leaves the highway, goes into a ditch, and overturns.
Police accounts cited by international reporting say the crash happens early on Sunday. The injured number is described as at least 10, though some outlets frame the impact as more severe, referring to “dozens” injured. While most reporting focuses on the location and outcomes, several outlets also mention an alleged cause: the driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel, leading the vehicle off the road. Other reports do not elaborate on cause beyond the circumstances described by police.
Overall, outlets agree on the toll—12 dead—and the basic crash dynamics—off-road ditch entry and overturning—while differing in the level of detail about the driver’s condition and the precise count and scale of injuries.
