Over 10 injured in bus accident in Hokkaido

Over 10 injured in bus accident in Hokkaido

SAPPORO, Japan - More than 10 people are injured Oct. 17 in Hokkaido when a bus they are riding apparently turned over on a woodland path in Mt. Taisetsu national park and tumbles some 4 meters down into a mountain stream.

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