Several Children and Teachers Killed in Thailand School Bus Fire

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A tragic bus fire outside Bangkok, Thailand, claimed the lives of several children and teachers as the vehicle, carrying dozens of elementary students, caught fire.

According to the Ministry of Transportation, 16 children and three teachers managed to escape the burning bus, but 22 students and three teachers remain unaccounted for.

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The exact number of fatalities has yet to be confirmed by Thailand’s Prime Minister, though several children were reported dead.

Images show the bus completely destroyed by the fire, and investigators have been unable to enter the vehicle due to the intense heat, as reported by local media.

Eight of the 19 survivors were rushed to the hospital for medical attention, according to the Ministry of Health.

The bus was one of three transporting children and teachers back from a school field trip in Uthai Thani, a northern province of Thailand.

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