LOS RAMONES, Mexico — A deadly bus crash in Mexico has left one person dead and at least 15 others injured, according to federal police in northern Mexico.

The Pegasso Tour Bus departed the Tornado Bus Company terminal in Houston about 8 p.m. last night and was bound for Monterrey, Mexico, authorities said.

But on the Reynosa-Monterrey Highway just outside of Monterrey, the bus crashed and ended up on its side in a ditch about a hundred miles southwest of the Texas-Mexico border.

Authorities say about 40 passengers were on the bus when it crashed.

Police indicate the injured have been rushed to area hospitals.

The cause of the crash is still under investigation. </s> LOS RAMONES, Mexico - At least one person was killed and several others injured Tuesday when a tour bus headed to Monterrey, Mexico, from Houston rolled over.

Police in Nuevo Leon said there were 39 passengers on the bus when it overturned in the southbound lanes of the Reynosa-Monterrey Highway in Los Ramones.

A man in his 50s, who has not been identified, was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.

Twenty other passengers were taken with various injuries to Hospital Muguerza Obispado in Monterrey.

Police said another bus would transport the uninjured passengers.

The cause of the crash is under investigation. </s> ABC News(LOS RAMONES, Mexico) — At least one person was killed and others wounded when a bus from Texas rolled over en route to Monterrey, Mexico Tuesday afternoon, Mexican authorities confirmed.

The vehicle, which left from Houston, was being run by tourist passenger Bus Pegasso and crashed along Highway Reynosa-Monterrey in Los Ramones.

The small municipality is located in the state of Nuevos Leon — some seven hours away from Houston and one hour from its destination of Monterrey.

Around twenty people were rushed to nearby hospitals, according to authorities. The nationalities of the passengers was not immediately clear.

This is a breaking news story. Please check back for updates. </s> LOS RAMONES, Mexico — At least one person was killed and 20 were injured when a bus from Houston overturned on the Reynosa-Monterrey Highway, according to reports.

The bus owned by Pegasso Tourism was headed from Houston to Monterrey when it crashed near Los Ramones.

Some passengers were thrown from the bus, according to the Dallas Morning News.

.. Mexico bus crash update: one dad here at Pegasso Tours had 2 sons on board. They’re okay. One took this pic of wrecked bus. I’ll have more on #khou11 at 4,5, & 6 pic.twitter.com/6LAj6N1Pfp — Jason Miles (@JMilesKHOU) April 3, 2018

The injured victims were rushed to area hospitals.

They include Luis and Gloria Rodriguez of Houston. The couple was on their way to a home they own in Mexico.

Two of their children showed up at the Pegasso bus station in Houston to buy bus tickets after hearing about the crash. A daughter, also named Gloria, will leave Tuesday night to go see about her parents.

"I want to see my mom and my dad," Gloria said. "I'm too attached to them, they're my whole life."

She said her mother was the most seriously injured.

Frantic father Fernando Garcia also rushed to Pegasso in Houston because his sons were on the bus.

Fortunately, his sons, 11-year-old Mario and 16-year-old Fernando, Junior, survived the crash

“They were asleep – the little one remembers someone laying on top of him – and my older son was looking for him – they were some of the first to get out," Garcia said.

Initial reports out of Mexico suggest the bus driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel. That hasn't been confirmed by investigators. </s> At least one person was killed and others wounded when a bus from Texas rolled over en route to Monterrey, Mexico Tuesday afternoon, Mexican authorities confirmed.The vehicle, which left from Houston, was being run by tourist passenger Bus Pegasso and crashed along Highway Reynosa-Monterrey in Los Ramones.The small municipality is located in the state of Nuevos Leon -- some 7 hours away from Houston and 1 hour from its destination of Monterrey.Around 20 people were rushed to nearby hospitals, according to authorities. The nationalities of the passengers was not immediately clear. </s> One person has died and more than a dozen injured when a tourism bus traveling from Houston to Mexico rolled over and crashed on a rural highway.

The Pegasso Tourism bus left Houston, Texas on Tuesday night headed towards Monterrey.

Early Wednesday morning, the bus rolled over on Highway Reynosa-Monterrey crashing into a ditch.

Federal police in the northern Mexico border state of Nuevo Leon confirmed that one person died in the crash and at least 15 others were injured.

ABC 13 reports that injuries vary and people were being transported to area hospitals.

Photos from the crash show the large bus on its side in a ditch on the side of he highway.

There was no immediate information on the identity of the victim or what caused the accident. </s> A passenger bus out of Houston headed to Monterrey, Mexico, has rolled over, killing at least one person.Authorities say 15 to 20 other passengers have been injured. They're being taken to area hospitals.Bus Pegasso rolled over on Highway Reynosa-Monterrey.The victims' identities have not been released. There's no word what caused the accident. </s> LIMA, Peru — At least 48 people were killed Tuesday when a bus tumbled down a cliff onto a rocky beach along a narrow stretch of highway known as the “Devil’s Curve,” Peruvian police and fire officials said.

The bus was carrying 57 passengers to Lima, Peru’s capital, when it was struck by a tractor-trailer shortly before noon and plunged down the slope, said Claudia Espinoza, who is with Peru’s voluntary firefighter brigade.

The bus landed upside-down on a strip of shoreline next to the Pacific, the bodies of its passengers strewn among the rocks.

“It’s very sad for us as a country to suffer an accident of this magnitude,” President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski said in a statement.

Rescuers had to struggle to help survivors and recover the dead from the hard-to-reach area in Pasamayo, about 43 miles north of Lima. </s> A double-decker bus ran off the Panamerican Highway and tumbled 200 metres down a cliff in southern Peru today, and police said at least 44 people died.

A crashed bus lies on the bottom of a cliff in Arequipa, Peru.

Highway Police chief Jorge Castillo told The Associated Press that the death toll had risen as officers counted more bodies and worked to rescue survivors.

Some were flown to hospitals in military helicopters.

About two dozen people were injured.

The bus operated by the Rey Latino line ran off the road shortly after midnight near the mouth of the Ocona River on Peru's southern Pacific coast.

The cause wasn't immediately known, but accidents caused by reckless driving on poorly maintained mountain roads claim dozens of lives every year in Peru.

In January 52 people were killed in the country's worst road fatality in four decades.
A bus carrying US tourists crashes near Los Ramones, Mexico. One person dies and at least 20 are injured.