The disaster was the deadliest single incident involving Chinese tourists since Taiwan began admitting to the self-governing island in 2008. The driver of a Taiwanese tour bus that crashed and burst into flames killing all 26 on board, including 23 Chinese tourists, was driving drunk, investigators said Friday. The others killed were the driver and a tour guide, both Taiwanese. The announcement adds to impressions that safety lapses led to the crash and the high loss of life. Despite that, investigators still haven't said what caused the bus to start emitting smoke before smashing into the guardrail in the July 19 disaster.

Source: ABC News July 29, 2016 04:41 UTC