A German was among two people killed when a busload of German and Austrian tourists was involved in a road accident in Cuba.
A German was among two people killed when a busload of German and Austrian tourists was involved in a road accident in Cuba, state television reported Sunday.
Another 27 people were injured, six seriously, when a truck's container crashed into a bridge and then spun down onto the tourist bus, the report said.
The tourists were on their way to the central city of Trinidad at the time.
The dead in the crash late Saturday in Sancti Spiritus province were Cuban driver Alkier Barrera, 37 and a 64-year-old German tourist whose identity was not immediately given.
Trinidad, which has much of its Spanish-colonial era architecture intact, is among the most popular tourist attractions in central Cuba.
The accident comes with Cuba's tourism high season in full swing.
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