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Onlookers gather near the scene of an accident involving a bus that plunged into the Padma River in Goalanda in Bangladesh’s Rajbari district Thursday. (AFP) Rescue teams including navy divers in Bangladesh have recovered 24 bodies from a bus that plunged into a river at a ferry crossing, officials said Thursday.The bus sank into the deep waters of the Padma river in Goalanda on Wednesday, about 65 kilometres (40 miles) west of the capital Dhaka. It had around 50 passengers on board, many of whom managed to escape.A fire service report said that 24 bodies, including those of five children, had been recovered by midday Thursday.Some were pulled out by fire service officers, others by locals who come to help, as well as by the navy divers."The bus was waiting to board a ferry, when it fell into the river," said Noor Jahan Begum, 35, who saw the accident."Some passengers got out of the bus, but their family members died, trapped inside."Deadly crashes are relatively common in the South Asian nation, because of poor roads, badly maintained vehicles and reckless driving.Bangladesh's Road Safety Foundation reported over 200 deaths during the just-concluded Eid holidays. In one incident, a train rammed into a bus, killing 12.The World Health Organisation says that while reported road traffic fatalities in Bangladesh are around 5,000 a year, it estimates that actual deaths are far higher, at more than 31,500, according to figures from 2023.That translates to more than 85 a day in the country of 170mn people.In neighbouring India, at least 13 people were killed in a bus crash Thursday in Andhra Pradesh state, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi called "tragic". The bus burst into flames, burning the bodies.India, with 1.4bn people, recorded more than 177,000 road traffic deaths in 2025, according to the roads ministry, or 485 a day.
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Newly elected lawmakers taking an oath during a swearing-in ceremony at the parliament in Kathmandu Thursday. (AFP) A Nepal commission has recommended the prosecution of ex-prime minister KP Sharma Oli in connection to the deadly September 2025 uprising that toppled his government, according to a leaked report.At least 77 people were killed in the anti-corruption youth uprising on September 8 and 9, which began over a brief social media ban but tapped into longstanding fury over economic hardship.Four-time prime minister and Marxist leader Oli, 74, was defeated in the polls this month by the 35-year-old rapper-turned-politician Balendra Shah, whose Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) won in a landslide after promising to oust an ageing elite, stem corruption and fix the economy.The commission's recommendations, set out in a report leaked by Nepali media, came ahead of the swearing-in Thursday of newly elected members of parliament."It was decided to recommend to the Government of Nepal that an investigation, inquiry, and prosecution be carried out against the then executive head, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli," reads a copy of the report seen by AFP Thursday.At least 19 young people were killed in a crackdown on the first day of protests.No one has been convicted of the killings.Former interior minister Ramesh Lekhak and ex-police chief Chandra Kuber Khapung should also be investigated and prosecuted, according to the recommendations in the report.Lekhak bore "overall responsibility for home administration, security agencies, and maintaining law and order", the report said, adding that he and Oli "did not appear to have made any effort on the afternoon... to prevent further human casualties".The report said it was "not established that there was an order to shoot", but "no effort was made to stop or control the firing and, due to their negligent conduct, even minors lost their lives".The report said victims in 48 out of 63 completed autopsies died of bullet wounds, and that the majority were struck in their chest or head.The nationwide unrest in September saw the parliament and government offices set ablaze and led to Oli's ouster.Former chief justice Sushila Karki took on the role of interim prime minister and established a commission to investigate the violence.The commission's report was submitted this month and protesters have demanded that its findings be released.Commission member Bigyan Raj Sharma told reporters the team had questioned more than 200 people and submitted a 900-page report — with more than 8,000 additional pages of evidence.Karki's office said on Wednesday evening that she would release the report but the official version was not out yet.The March 5 election returned a new 275-seat lower house of parliament, with the RSP winning a commanding majority of 182.New lawmakers took the oath of office Thursday in a hall within the newly constructed parliament building.The national anthem played as RSP's president Rabi Lamichhane and soon-to-be prime minister Shah stood next to each other, before the parliamentarians were sworn in.Shah, who kept his trademark dark sunglasses on for the ceremony, has yet to give a formal speech since winning his seat.Shah, popularly known as Balen, is expected to be sworn in as prime minister around midday today. Related Story
