Gironde terrible crash: At least 43 died in bus-truck collision seen as France’s worst road accident over past 30 years

At least 43 people have been reportedly killed in a fierce road accident Friday morning in Gironde region in south-western France, where a bus and a truck collided head-on and caught fire, according to the newspaper Le Parisien.

The crash occurred by 7.30 local time at Puisseguin, near Libourne, on a departmental two lane road 123, according to the daily Sud-Ouest.
The rescue teams announced that five people would have survived the accident. Gironde Prefecture announced a death toll of 43.

The bus was transporting about 50 pensioners south to the Bearn region from their homes in the village of Petit Palais and surrounding hamlets. The accident emerged just a couple of minutes after the pensioners had boarded the bus.

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Initial reports had claimed that the driver and the 38 passengers on the bus died in the collision.

About 60 firefighters have been dispatched to intervene at the site of the drama, according to France Bleu Gironde.