A military plane has crashed on to a busy road in the city of El Alto, near Bolivia's capital La Paz, killing 15 people and injuring at least 30 others, according to media reports.
Bereaved families and the AA say the government's long-awaited strategy to cut road deaths does not go far enough, with "missed opportunities" to save young drivers.
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A military plane has crashed on to a busy road in the city of El Alto, near Bolivia's capital La Paz, killing 15 people and injuring at least 30 others, according to media reports.
Bereaved families and the AA say the government's long-awaited strategy to cut road deaths does not go far enough, with "missed opportunities" to save young drivers.