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At least 16 passengers confirmed dead in Brazil after bus crashed with a truck, tumbled off a bridge

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At least 16 people are killed and 27 injured after a bus crashes into a truck, teeters on a bridge and then plunges 45ft in Brazil

  • At least 16 have been confirmed dead after a bus crashed with a truck and fell off a bridge in the southeastern Brazilian state of Minas Gerais on Friday  
  • The bus barreled through a guard rail and landed on a railroad track below
  • At least four of the victims were declared dead before arriving at the hospital 

By Adry Torres For Dailymail.com

Published: 21:41 GMT, 4 December 2020 | Updated: 22:33 GMT, 4 December 2020

At least 16 people have died and 27 were injured after the bus they were in collided with a truck, teetered on a bridge and then plunged 45ft in the southeastern state of Minas Gerais on Friday.

The bus was traveling on the 217-mile marker of highway BR-381 in city of João Monlevade when it was involved in the crash with the tractor trailer at approximately at 1.30pm. 

The impact of the accident forced the bus off the lane and left it dangling near the damaged concrete guard rail. 

Preliminary reports from the Federal Highway Patrol indicate the driver abandoned the bus with the passengers inside. 

Firemen in Minas Gerais, Brazil, search through the wreckage after a bus fell off a bridge Friday following an accident with a truck

Passenger bus caught fire after it fell off a bridge Friday afternoon in João Monlevade, a city in the southeastern Brazilian state of Minas Gerais

Passenger bus caught fire after it fell off a bridge Friday afternoon in João Monlevade, a city in the southeastern Brazilian state of Minas Gerais

Residents and first responders huddle around the bus wreckage in Minas Gerais

Residents and first responders huddle around the bus wreckage in Minas Gerais

According to Brazilian news outlet G1, motorists at the scene said the bus driver attempted to put the coach in reverse. 

Witnesses said that at least four people left the bus moment before it plunged 45 feet to the railroad track below.

Video posted by concerned motorists showed the bus wreckage in flames while fire fighters canvassed the area looking for survivors.  

At least three of the injured passengers, including two children, were taken João XXIII Emergency Hospital, in Belo Horizonte, and listed in critical condition.

The crash is the second deadly accident in a week in Brazil after a collision between a bus and a truck killed 42 people in Taguaí, São Paulo, last Wednesday. Authorities declared 40 people dead at the scene and two others at a local hospital.  

Motorists look over a bridge guard rail in Minas Gerais, Brazil, on Friday after a bus crashed with a truck and fell off the overpass

Motorists look over a bridge guard rail in Minas Gerais, Brazil, on Friday after a bus crashed with a truck and fell off the overpass

Brazil's Federal Highway Police said the driver abandoned the bus and ran away before it fell off the bridge

Brazil’s Federal Highway Police said the driver abandoned the bus and ran away before it fell off the bridge 

A resident stands near the bridge guard rail that was demolished in the crash

A resident stands near the bridge guard rail that was demolished in the crash

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