Wreckage: Two buses collide in Homs, Syria
A severely damaged passenger bus at the crash site on the Damascus-Deir al-Zour highway, Homs province, Syria — where two buses collided on 25 July 2026, killing at least 35 people, according to SANA.
A severely damaged passenger bus at the crash site on the Damascus-Deir al-Zour highway, Homs province, Syria — where two buses collided on 25 July 2026, killing at least 35 people, according to SANA.
The death toll from the two-bus collision on the Damascus-Deir al-Zour highway in central Syria rose to 35 on 25 July 2026, Syrian state news agency SANA reported, citing a health official.
A photo taken on 25 July 2026 shows the collision site on the Damascus-Deir al-Zour highway in Homs province, where two passenger buses crashed, leaving 35 dead according to SANA.
Images from the Damascus-Deir al-Zour highway in central Syria show the scale of Saturday's crash, in which two passenger buses collided in Homs province on 25 July 2026, killing 35, per SANA.
An ambulance and a military helicopter were deployed to transport the injured from the Damascus-Deir al-Zour highway crash in Homs province on 25 July 2026, as the death toll climbed to 35.
Injured passengers were seen at the scene of the two-bus collision on the Damascus-Deir al-Zour highway, Homs province, on 25 July 2026. The crash killed at least 35 people, SANA reported.
An injured passenger is transferred to medical care following the two-bus crash on the Damascus-Deir al-Zour highway, Homs, on 25 July 2026. The collision killed 35 people, according to Syrian state agency SANA.