A BRIT has been killed after a tourist bus plunged 49ft into a ravine in Montenegro.
At least two people - the unnamed Brit and an unidentified woman - died after the bus carrying 30 passengers swerved on a steep road.
The bus had been driving from the town of Budva on the Adriatic Sea coast to Cetinje, an inland mountainous region.
Nine people were seriously injured - with one fighting for their life, medics said.
Pictures from the scene showed rescue workers holding onto a metal wire to try to reach the wreckage.
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Terrified passengers screamed as the bus skidded some 49ft down into the ravine at around 12pm local time on Tuesday.
One passenger told state radio station RTCG: "I was listening to music and all was normal.
"Then all of a sudden there were screams and the sound of glass breaking."
Prosecutor Andjela Radovanovic confirmed a Brit national and a woman had died.
The two victims were pronounced dead at the scene.
Police said: "In the traffic accident, caused by the landing of a bus from the highway in which there were about 30 passengers, at least two people were killed - whose death was confirmed on the spot.
"Several passengers received light and serious injuries and are receiving medical assistance."
The cause of the crash is being investigated.
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