A fatal crash involving a motorhome occurred in Italy on the border between Umbria and Lazio. According to Romanian sources, the motorhome crossed into oncoming traffic and collided with a bus, killing 6 people and injuring 26. Among the dead were the bus driver and passengers heading to the Marmore Falls. The cause of the crossing is being investigated by the Terni prosecutor's office.
According to Brazilian sources, the accident happened on Sunday on the Terni-Rieti highway in central Italy. A head-on collision involved a bus, a motorhome, and three cars. Preliminary reports say the motorhome crossed into oncoming traffic, hit the bus, then clipped other vehicles. Six people died, including the bus and motorhome drivers. 27 people were injured, four in serious condition at a Rome hospital.
According to Portuguese sources, the accident occurred on Sunday on state road 79 near Colli sul Velino, by Lake Ventina. A tourist bus and a motorhome collided, killing six and injuring 34. The motorhome crossed into oncoming traffic; three other vehicles were also involved. Among the dead were both occupants of the motorhome, both bus drivers, and two passengers. Three injured are in serious condition, one airlifted to Rome's Gemelli hospital. The bus was carrying over 60 passengers to the Marmore Falls.
