Bus-Truck Collision in Mexico Kills 13
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SAN LUIS POTOSI, Mexico — Thirteen people died and 18 were injured when a passenger bus slammed into a truck that had just overturned on a highway early Tuesday, federal highway police said.
Ricardo Rijoas, a highway police spokesman, said 11 people died at the scene and two more died in a hospital in San Luis Potosi, capital of the north central state of the same name. The dead included the bus driver, Riojas said.
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