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Romanian Bus Catches Fire in Bulgaria
Society | May 2, 2012, Wednesday // 09:43
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A bus carrying Romanian tourists caught fire in motion near Bulgaria's Black Sea town of Nesebar early on Wednesday.
The accident took place around 5:00 am EET, Darik radio has informed. Fortunately, no people have been injured.
The Romanian tourists have been placed in a hotel in the Obzor Black Sea summer resort.
According to Bulgarian media reports, the bus was heading towards Turkey.
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