At least 44 school children and three adults have been killed in a bus crash in India.
The passengers were killed when their bus veered off a bridge and plunged into a canal in western India.
The accident occurred in Vadodara, which is about 90km southwest of Ahmedabad, Gujarat's main city.
The state-owned public bus was carrying more than 60 children and other passengers.
The driver of the bus lost control and ploughed through a concrete railing on the bridge, plunging the bus into the canal.
The driver of the bus, an assistant and a woman were among the dead.
Rescuers used boats to look for more bodies in the canal.