News 24
Belgium has declared a national day of mourning for Friday after the bus crash in the Swiss Alps which killed 22 children. A minute's silence will be observed at 11:00 (local time) in schools, public offices and across the country with flags at half...
International Business Times
Belgium is sending military planes to Switzerland to pick up the bodies of the 22 students and six adults killed during a bus crash in the Swiss Alps on Tuesday night. The children, mostly from the Flanders region of Belgium, were on their way back...
The Guardian
Belgium mourns children who died in Swiss Alps coach crash video Family members of the crash victims and the Belgian prime minister, Elio Di Rupo, arrive in the town of Sion, near the crash site in the Swiss Alps, while mourners in Belgium lay...
Zee News
Belgium crashed inside a Swiss tunnel faced a heartbreaking task on Thursday: identifying the bodies ahead of their repatriation...Family members, some sobbing, were driven from a hotel in the southern Swiss town of Sion to the nearby morgue, where...
United Press International
Tunnel safety and rules for taking school-related trips were discussed by Belgian and Swiss media after a bus crash killed 28 people, including 22 students. Still unknown is what caused the bus to hit the edge of the road then crash head-on into a...
Leader Post Online
Grieving parents laid flowers Thursday at the site of a coach crash in the Swiss Alps which killed 28 people as investigators tried to work out why the driver ploughed into a tunnel wall. After visiting the morgue to identify the bodies of the 22...