At least 83 people were injured when a bus crashed and fell 20 metres (65 feet) down an embankment near a popular tourist spot in Spain on Sunday afternoon.
The incident occurred in Fogars de Monclus, near Barcelona, on October 25. Catalan medical emergency services reported that 83 people were injured in the crash, including seven with serious injuries, 18 with less serious injuries and 58 with minor injuries.
Crash details and response
Spanish news agency EFE said the bus veered off a narrow, winding road and fell down the embankment on Sunday afternoon. The exact circumstances of the crash were not immediately clear and were under investigation.
An alert for the incident was issued just after 4pm UK time, and emergency services received at least 25 calls about the crash.
Emergency response and search efforts
Emergency services rushed to the scene, including 23 ambulances and two medical helicopters, as well as three joint teams of firefighters and medical personnel and three psychological support teams.
Olga Pane, health minister of the Generalitat of Catalonia, said rescue crews were searching the area to determine whether there might be any more victims.
Catalonia's Corps of Firefighters said drones and sniffer dogs would be sent to the scene, with intensive searches being carried out around the bus to ensure no casualties have been missed.
