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Five dead as coach crashes on German motorway near Leipzig

A bus traveling from Berlin to Switzerland crashed in eastern Germany, resulting in at least five deaths and many injuries.
The bus, operated by Flixbus, carried 53 passengers and 2 drivers on the A9 highway near Leipzig.
The A9 highway, a major route between Berlin and Munich, was closed after the accident.

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BBC News

Five dead as coach crashes on German motorway near Leipzig

The coach, reportedly run by Flixbus, veered to the right on the busy A9 autobahn before falling on to its side.

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Several killed in coach crash near Leipzig, say German police

Five reported killed and numerous others injured after FlixBus carrying 55 people overturned on A9 motorwayMultiple people were killed and more injured in a coach crash on a motorway near the eastern German city of Leipzig on Wednesday, police said.“Several people were fatally injured in the serious accident on the A9 motorway. There are numerous casualties,” said Saxony police in a statement on X. Continue reading...

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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CTV News

A bus has come off a highway in eastern Germany, killing at least 5 people

At least five people were killed Wednesday when a bus headed from Berlin to Switzerland came off a highway in eastern Germany and ended up on its side, authorities said.

1 month ago·Canada

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The Independent

Scene of Germany bus crash after at least five confirmed dead

Watch as rescue helicopters and ambulances work at the scene of a bus crash on a highway in eastern Germany on Wednesday 27 March. The accident happened on the A9 highway near Leipzig at about 9:45am local time (08:45 GMT) and the highway was closed in both directions. The vehicle, operated by Flixbus, was headed from Berlin to Switzerland when it came off the road and ended up on its side, authorities said. Police spokesman Olaf Hoppe told Germ…

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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