At least 21 people died on Tuesday when a bus crashed off a bridge in India, officials said, reportedly after the driver fell asleep at the wheel. The vehicle smashed through a barrier and plummeted around six metres (20 feet) onto a dry river bed south of the central city of Indore in Madhya Pradesh state. “At least 21 people have died,” a senior police official said, without wishing to be named. The dead included three children and 10 women, the Times of India newspaper reported. The bus driver had fallen asleep at the wheel before the crash and had fled the scene, the daily said. India accounts for 11 percent of the global road death toll despite only having one percent of the world’s vehicles, according to a World Bank report released in 2021.
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