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Algeria prosecutors say preliminary probe into a bus crash that killed 27 points to narcotics use by the driver, overloading, and speeding at 121 km/h in a 60 km/h zone. The bus overturned Friday in Boumerdes province, east of Algiers, also injuring 42.

Algerian judicial authorities said Sunday that a preliminary investigation into a bus crash that killed 27 people points to drug-impaired driving, overloading, and speeding as the cause. The deceased 33-year-old driver had consumed narcotic substances, and the bus was carrying 64 people despite a capacity of 51 while traveling at 121.63 km/h in a 60 km/h zone. The bus overturned Friday in Boumerdes province, east of Algiers, also injuring 42 people.

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