2 Killed, 33 Injured in Mexico Bus Crash
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MEXICO CITY — A bus carrying workers to a nuclear plant collided with a tanker truck on the coast of Veracruz, killing two people and injuring 33, a government report said.
The Notimex government news service said the crash occurred Thursday in Nautla, a town 30 miles north of the Laguna Verde power plant on the Gulf of Mexico.
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