The Portuguese Government has said it will pay compensation to the families of victims who died when a bridge over the river Douro in northern Portugal collapsed.
Officials are unsure of the exact death toll.
A double-decker coach carrying about 60 people plunged into the swollen river, along with two cars. Two days of national mourning start on Tuesday, as divers resume their difficult search for bodies in the fast-flowing river. So far just two bodies are reported to have been recovered. Mr Costa said a panel of experts would fix the amount of compensation, which would be paid without delay to local residents. There has been local criticism of the government for failing to maintain the bridge.