12.11.2026
09:15
новости на русском
azərbaycan dilində
Facebook
Twitter
Google+
RSS
Main page
Latest News
Analytics
Politics
Business
Society
Sports
Arts & Entertainment
Azernews.az
World news
Weird / Interesting
Photo Galleries
Voice of Diaspora
Your Corner
TODAY.AZ
/
World news
Bus overturns in Turkey leaving dead
17 November 2011 [12:40] -
TODAY.AZ
A passenger bus overturned in Turkish city of Bingol this morning, the Sabah newspaper reported.
According to the preliminary data, seven passengers died as a result of the crash and many others were injured. The injured were hospitalized.
/Trend
/
URL:
http://www.today.az/news/regions/98327.html
Tweet
Print version
Views: 1604
Connect with us. Get latest news and updates.
Follow @TRENDNewsAgency
Recommend news to friend
Your name:
Your e-mail:
Friend's name:
Friend's e-mail:
See Also
11 November 2026 [11:41]
US embassy issues alert over Houthi attack threats
11 November 2026 [08:00]
Trump: Hegseth gets A+++ for his defense against Massie
10 November 2026 [14:31]
Rustem Umerov reveals key agenda of trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi
10 November 2026 [11:00]
Turkiye begins troop withdrawal from northern Iraq
10 November 2026 [09:00]
Kyiv rejects Melenchon's referendum proposal
10 November 2026 [08:00]
French unions call for 'major' strike on November 17
09 November 2026 [14:19]
Trump plans denuclearization talks with Putin, Xi
09 November 2026 [13:00]
Azerbaijan wins three medals at World Trampoline and Tumbling Championships
09 November 2026 [11:32]
Maduro reportedly spends prison time reading Quran and Bible
09 November 2026 [11:30]
Donald Trump: I don't want to go to hell
Most Popular
No casualties reported following US airstrikes on Iran's Qeshm Island
Maduro reportedly spends prison time reading Quran and Bible
Azerbaijan wins three medals at World Trampoline and Tumbling Championships
COP31 climate summit kicks off in Türkiye's Antalya
Earthquake strikes east of Japan's Miyagi Prefecture
Baku turns geopolitical balancing into economic and diplomatic advantage
Trump plans denuclearization talks with Putin, Xi
Contact us:
[email protected]
Copyright © 2005-2026 Today.Az
Advertising