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The buses were travelling in the same direction on a stretch of highway popular with tourists when they slid from the road on Thursday and overturned, at about the same time and only 100 metres (109 yards) apart, New Zealand’s police said in an emailed statement. Temperatures in the area were freezing and others driving on the highway reported heavy fog and black ice on the road at the time.
The KP. 3 variant is spreading rapidly, even among those who are vaccinated or have recovered from previous infections, according to Kazuhiro Tateda, president of the Japan Association of Infectious Diseases.
For consumers who are continuing to spend on high-end experiences, whether that's traveling to Europe to see Taylor Swift or splurging on premium airfare, what promises to be the biggest sporting event to ever take place in North America will provide plenty of options.
Rescue and relief services on ‘war footing’ after several carriages jumped tracks, leaving at least four overturned.
TOKYO -- Olympus is aiming to transform itself from a simple endoscope maker into a diagnostic platform, using artificial intelligence to help doctors perform treatments.
BANGKOK (AP) — Should visitors to Thailand be concerned about their safety after six people were found dead in a locked hotel room in Bangkok?
Fourteen pupils in Japan were sent to hospital on Tuesday after they ate spicy crisps made by local manufacturer Isoyama Corp. They were among some 30 students who complained of stomach and mouth pain related to the food.