Morocco's state news agency says 14 people have been killed and 29 others injured when a bus overturned on a bridge amid flooding in south-central Morocco.
The MAP agency says authorities are still searching for any others missing, and they recovered three bodies on Monday morning.
The bus overturned Sunday near Errachidia, in a usually arid region hit by flooding after torrential rains.
It was traveling between the coastal city of Casablanca and Rissani, a town close to Morocco's eastern border with Algeria.
MAP says the bus driver was initially listed among the missing but then turned himself in for treatment at a hospital on Monday. It wasn't immediately clear how many people in total were on the bus.
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