At least 11 people die and 27 are injured after a bus overturns in western Turkey following a collision with a truck, according to multiple reports. The crash happens near the entrance to a highway connecting the city of Bursa with the coastal city of Izmir. Emergency services respond and transport injured people to medical facilities.
Outlets including Cyprus Mail, India Today, and The Mirror describe the incident similarly, focusing on the casualties and the bus–truck impact. One report attributes additional detail to Turkish officials, citing the Turkish Interior Minister, Mustafa Cifci, who comments on the crash. While the geographic description is consistent across sources—western Turkey, in the Manisa/Bursa-to-Izmir corridor—the accounts largely rely on the same core facts: the collision triggers the bus overturn, resulting in 11 fatalities and 27 injuries.
