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Bus crashes into gorge in India's Kashmir, killing 31

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The bus plunged off the Himalayan mountain road as its driver negotiated a curve and rolled down into a 150-meter deep gorge along a rocky stream.

The bus driver is not a very good negotiator. Sad. I hope the injured recover soon.

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The bus driver is not a very good negotiator.

Have you seen some of those Himalayan roads? I wouldn't be so quick so blame the driver.

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The road is not actually road like our sealed with asphalt road. It was actually narrow gravel road. It was differences between China and India. China has built asphalt roads, bridges and rail way to Tibet, Himalayan state but Indian Government failed to build proper roads and bridges in many parts of India.

The road to the Himalayan was one of the most dangerous roads in the world. I hope Indian Government will build proper sealed roads and bridges in Kashmir and other parts of Himalayan region. The drivers and passengers are risking their lives everyday for to travel to other parts of India.

One mistake can lose many lives. I can't say driver has done stupid because the driver know one mistake can lose his life and passengers' lives. I won't be dared to drive on the same road that accident was happened.

Indian Government should build roads and bridges instead of building nuclear weapons. ICBM missiles and shot down the satellite in the space. The money should be used for improve peoples living standard in rural areas. R.I.P peoples who lost their lives.

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