More than 30 people were killed in a bus crash on a mountain road in Bolivia, police say.
The driver may have lost control of the vehicle, causing it to immerse almost 800 meters (2625 feet) in the southwestern neighborhood of Jokala, an officer said.
Fourteen were also injured, including four children, an employee from a local hospital in video said.
Bolivia has some dangerous roads, especially in mountainous areas.
The incident happened between the cities of Potosi and Oruro, police said.
Officials believe the crash can be caused by speed, with the driver being “unable” to control the bus, police colonel Victor Benavides told AFP news agency.
This is thought to be the most serious road accident reported in the South American country so far this year.
Local news Unitel has announced that several of the wounded are in serious condition.
Deadly accidents are common in Bolivia.
Last month, 19 people were killed when another bus came off the road, also near Potosi.
Road accidents kill an average of 1,400 people every year in the country of about 12 million inhabitants, according to government data.