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0:54Now PlayingAt least 40 people were killed in Pakistan on Friday when an overcrowded bus plunged into a ravine.
Officials say the vehicle lost control as it traveled from Quetta to Peshawar and fell around 70 feet in Dhana Sar, a remote area known for its dangerous mountain roads.
At least eight others were injured in what officials are calling one of the nation’s deadliest road accidents in recent years.
A local government spokesperson said the bus was carrying additional passengers from another bus that had broken down. A police investigation is underway.
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