At least 12 dead in bus crash on excursion to Mexican ruinsMEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Twelve people died and 18 were injured on Tuesday in Mexico s  state of Quintana Roo when a tour bus lost control and rolled over during an excursion to ancient ruins. The bus was carrying 31 passengers, including citizens of the United States, Brazil and Sweden, authorities said. A child was among the dead. Quintana Roo is one of three states on Mexico s Yucatan Peninsula, which has popular tourist sites. Twenty-seven of the passengers had been traveling on Royal Caribbean cruise ships, spokeswoman Cynthia Martinez said.   Our hearts go out to all those involved in the bus accident,  Martinez said in a statement.  We are doing all we can to care for our guests, including assisting with medical care and transportation.  The tourists were headed to the archaeological zone of Chacchoben, an ancient Mayan ruin south of the resort town of Tulum, when the vehicle veered off the highway early on Tuesday. After the accident, passengers were taken to hospitals, bus company Costa Maya said in a statement. Five have been discharged and the injured were in stable condition, it said. The government of Quintana Roo said in a statement that it was investigating the cause of the accident. The U.S. embassy in Mexico said it was working with authorities to learn whether U.S. citizens were aboard the bus. Last year, 11 tourists were killed in a crash in Quintana Roo when their bus flipped en route to Cancun, the Associated Press reported. worldnews
at least dead bus crash excursion mexican ruinsmexico city reuters twelve people died injured tuesday mexico state quintana roo tour bus lost control rolled excursion ancient ruins the bus carrying passengers including citizens united states brazil sweden authorities said a child among dead quintana roo one three states mexico yucatan peninsula popular tourist sites passengers traveling royal caribbean cruise ships spokeswoman cynthia martinez said our hearts go involved bus accident martinez said statement we care guests including assisting medical care transportation the tourists headed archaeological zone chacchoben ancient maya ruin south resort town taluk vehicle needed highway early tuesday after accident passengers taken hospitals bus company costa maya said statement five discharged injured stable condition said the government quintana roo said statement investigating cause accident the embassy mexico said working authorities learn whether citizens aboard bus last year tourists killed crash quintana roo bus flipped en route cancer associated press reported worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: At least 12 dead in bus crash on excursion to Mexican ruinsMEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Twelve people died and 18 were injured on Tuesday in Mexico s  state of Quintana Roo when a tour bus lost control and rolled over during an excursion to ancient ruins. The bus was carrying 31 passengers, including citizens of the United States, Brazil and Sweden, authorities said. A child was among the dead. Quintana Roo is one of three states on Mexico s Yucatan Peninsula, which has popular tourist sites. Twenty-seven of the passengers had been traveling on Royal Caribbean cruise ships, spokeswoman Cynthia Martinez said.   Our hearts go out to all those involved in the bus accident,  Martinez said in a statement.  We are doing all we can to care for our guests, including assisting with medical care and transportation.  The tourists were headed to the archaeological zone of Chacchoben, an ancient Mayan ruin south of the resort town of Tulum, when the vehicle veered off the highway early on Tuesday. After the accident, passengers were taken to hospitals, bus company Costa Maya said in a statement. Five have been discharged and the injured were in stable condition, it said. The government of Quintana Roo said in a statement that it was investigating the cause of the accident. The U.S. embassy in Mexico said it was working with authorities to learn whether U.S. citizens were aboard the bus. Last year, 11 tourists were killed in a crash in Quintana Roo when their bus flipped en route to Cancun, the Associated Press reported. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: at least dead bus crash excursion mexican ruinsmexico city reuters twelve people died injured tuesday mexico state quintana roo tour bus lost control rolled excursion ancient ruins the bus carrying passengers including citizens united states brazil sweden authorities said a child among dead quintana roo one three states mexico yucatan peninsula popular tourist sites passengers traveling royal caribbean cruise ships spokeswoman cynthia martinez said our hearts go involved bus accident martinez said statement we care guests including assisting medical care transportation the tourists headed archaeological zone chacchoben ancient maya ruin south resort town taluk vehicle needed highway early tuesday after accident passengers taken hospitals bus company costa maya said statement five discharged injured stable condition said the government quintana roo said statement investigating cause accident the embassy mexico said working authorities learn whether citizens aboard bus last year tourists killed crash quintana roo bus flipped en route cancer associated press reported worldnews