16-yr-old tour escort dies in Osaka bus accident

OSAKA, Japan - A sightseeing bus was smashed after hitting a separator between a vehicle road and a side road and then a pillar supporting a monorail line in Suita in Osaka Prefecture on Feb. 18, killing a 16-year-old part-time bus tour escort. (Kyodo)

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