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Bus crashes in eastern France, several victims, authorities say

Officials said 2 people were killed and 16 injured as emergency crews and two helicopters responded to the crash.

  • On Friday morning, a bus crashed in Ain, eastern France near Switzerland, with Education Minister Edouard Geffray reporting "several victims."
  • Local authorities reported the incident involved an intercity bus in the Lent area, though Geffray characterized it as a school bus.
  • Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot is traveling to the scene, while local mayors assist emergency services with the ongoing rescue operation.
  • Authorities activated the departmental operations center, or COD, to coordinate the response, while the public was asked to avoid the area.
  • Initial reports indicate about two fatalities, though these remain unconfirmed as authorities officially reported only "several victims.
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Dozens of people sit on a bus in eastern France in the early morning, including students. Then there is a serious accident.

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At least two dead and 16 injured in a bus accident that left the road east of France this Friday. The vehicle, which was travelling between Lyon and Bourg-en-Bresse, carried 43 passengers, including 15 minors. The accident occurred around 7.30 a.m. on the departmental road D22, at the height of the municipality of Lent, and involved a bus from an intercity transport line, according to Ain’s pre-invoicing. “The driver, who is hospitalized, has no…

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The vehicle, damaged in the town of Lent, transported dozens of children to schools in the area

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Reuters broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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