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Bunnie Xo, Jelly Roll’s wife, apologized after joking that she looked like Bert Kreischer in a post about her facelift, saying the remark referred to her swollen appearance rather than Kreischer’s recent tour-bus fire. Kreischer’s bus had a non-fatal fire hours earlier, and he has not publicly commented on the video; Xo has continued discussing her cosmetic procedures publicly.
At least six people were killed and five injured when a PostBus caught fire in Kerzers, Switzerland. Police say the blaze may have been started deliberately and are probing arson, with no current indications of a terror attack; victim identifications could take days.
Swiss authorities in Fribourg are probing whether a March 10 bus fire in Kerzers was started deliberately, with officials mentioning a possible voluntary act on or near the vehicle. Six people were killed and five injured; there are no current indications of a terror attack, and victim identification may take several days as the bus is removed and traffic returns to normal.
A bus blaze in Kerzers, Switzerland, killed six people and left three seriously injured; authorities say there are indications the fire was started deliberately by someone on the bus and have opened a criminal investigation.
Six people were killed and three injured when a bus in Kerzers, western Switzerland, caught fire after reports that a person on board set themselves on fire, possibly after pouring fuel on themselves. Investigators say there are elements suggesting a deliberate act, with no immediate sign of terrorism; the incident is being explored as a potential targeted attack or accident with fuel involvement near Bern.
A postal bus caught fire in Kerzers, Switzerland, killing six people and leaving three seriously injured, as investigators examine the charred remains.
A bus fire in southern India, intensified by hundreds of smartphones onboard, resulted in at least 20 deaths after a collision caused a fuel tank explosion. The smartphones' lithium-ion batteries likely worsened the fire, which was further fueled by electrical batteries used for the bus's air conditioning. The incident highlights safety concerns related to transport and electronic waste in India.
A bus fire in Andhra Pradesh, India, caused by a motorcycle crash, resulted in at least 25 deaths and several injuries, with passengers trapped and some escaping through windows; the incident echoes a past tragedy on the same highway.
A passenger bus in northern India caught fire due to a suspected short circuit, resulting in at least 20 deaths and multiple injuries, with victims unable to escape due to a single door and the fire spreading rapidly.