Eight DAMRI Buses Burn in Bandung; Fire Suspected to Originate from Nearby Residence
Eight non-operational DAMRI buses in Bandung, Indonesia, were destroyed in a fire. The blaze is suspected to have originated from a neighboring residential building, with multiple gas cylinder explosions reported.
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