At least 37 people, incluidos dos niños, han muerto por un golpe entre dos autobuses de pasajeros en su sur de Bolivia, en tanto otros 39 resultaron heridos. The accident happened early Saturday near Uyuni, a major tourist entry point into the world’s largest salt flat.
The accident happened around 7:00 a.m. local time. One of the buses was on its way to Oruro, the city known for its fabulously colorful and riotous carnival festivities that were happening that week. Chilling reports have emerged that one of the drivers, who was lucky to survive the crash, was visualized gorging on alcohol before the accident.
Emergency responders and police rushed to the scene where they pulled survivors from the mangled wreckage. painful images supplied by domestic media portrayed bodies complete with face to be smothered within the high street side-ways to lots of viewers all over that ensued receiving cure. 
Bolivia is known for its treacherous roads, steep mountainous routes and lack of road controls causing an occasionally timely accidental death. Official statistics says, Road accidents are claiming approximately 1,400 lives in a year.
An investigation is underway in to the crash which is currently concentrating on driver error and road conditions. Families of the dead are seeking justice as Bolivia is hit by yet another tragic transportation tragedy.
Government officials have called for tough enforcement of road safety laws to stop more disasters. The victims are meanwhile receiving treatment at nearby hospitals many of whom are in a critical condition.
