Several people have lost their lives following a tourist coach crash in the scenic Engadine Valley of Switzerland.
The accident occurred at approximately 8:10 PM on Thursday and involved a coach operated by the Dutch company OAD, which was transporting 48 passengers.
Emergency services, including helicopters and paramedics, swiftly responded to the scene.
Reports indicate that the coach overturned on a mountain road, resulting in multiple fatalities and injuries among the passengers.
The Engadine Valley, known for its breathtaking landscapes, has long been a popular destination for tourists.
However, the incident highlights the potential dangers associated with mountain travel, particularly in challenging weather and road conditions.
The crash has raised concerns about road safety in mountainous regions, especially for tourist coaches.
Local authorities are expected to conduct a thorough investigation to determine the cause of the accident and identify measures that could help prevent similar incidents in the future.
As the investigation continues, further information about the identities of the deceased and injured passengers is expected to emerge.
Authorities are also likely to provide updates on safety protocols for tourist transportation in the region.
