Police are finding difficulties in recovering the tourist bus which tumbled down a slope in the Nausori Highlands in Nadi yesterday and claiming the lives of four tourists yesterday.
Director Traffic SSP Ramend Raj told Fijivillage that the Safari tours bus took quiet fall as it went down for 100 meters.
SSP Raj adds that three people are still admitted at the hospital while they are taking the statements of the witnesses.
A total of eight Asian tourists were in the bus which left Nadi to the Nausori Highlands, yesterday morning for sight-seeing when the bus veered off the road and tumbled down the slope.
The road death toll now stands at 61.
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