Polish bus crash in Croatia. Is there a fate?

I know, but it certainly wasn't Easy, if his fuel tanks exploded, he would be a Ghost.

Another example of a life in which fate played a decisive role is the life of Tomasz Komenda. 18 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit, a long fight for compensation and as soon as he got it, lung cancer killed him in a terrible way. Lung cancer first suffocates you for months before it kills you. To top it all off, his relationship with the woman broke down before he went to prison. A typical example of some fate hanging over someone.

A German long distance coach crashed in Germany because two drivers argued. A Polish woman was one of 4 fatal casualties.

It's good that only 4, first they talked for a long time about 5 fatalities.

Another bus accident in Germany, 21 injured, and at the same time a bus accident in South Africa with 45 dead. What's happening?

Sad accidents.

I was just reading about the people who died in South Africa.

Unfortunately, although driving a bus is a hugely responsible job with people's lives in the driver's hands, the wages they receive rarely reflect that and it's hard to get people to do it for the money.

In the world of work, you get what you pay for.

Bus drivers sometimes hide their illnesses so as not to lose their license to drive.

And again a bus accident in Germany, 27 injured children and the driver. Trip to England. It's some black series in Germany.

Nothing about it in the Polish media. Strange.

Indeed not. See e.g. FAZ NET busunfall. Sonntag 21/04/24