At least 35 people were killed early September 4, 2016, when a passenger bus struck a fuel tanker in a head-on collision in Afghanistan's southern province of Zabul.
Kandahar (Afghanistan) (AFP) - At least 35 people were killed on Sunday when a bus collided with a fuel tanker and burst into flames in southern Afghanistan, in the latest road accident in the war-torn country.
Many of the victims, including women and children, were burned beyond recognition in the accident in Zabul province, one of the areas worst hit by the Taliban insurgency.
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