A Facebook post claiming a recent bus crash killed 34 people is false. The two photos it shows are from different accidents, years apart, in different countries.
One image — a yellow bus crushed by a truck — is from Honduras in February 2017, where 15 people died. The other, showing a burning bus, is from a separate incident in Venezuela.
The post also links to a fake “news” site pushing a weight-loss product, making it clear this is clickbait meant to mislead, not inform.
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