ROUGH CUT - NO REPORTER NARRATION<br/> EDITORS PLEASE NOTE THIS MATERIAL CONTAINS CONVERTED 4:3 MATERIAL<br/> A bus, carrying fifty tourists, caught fire and exploded on Monday, near Wilton, southwest of Sydney, no-one was injured.<br/> The driver alerted the passengers after noticing flames at the rear of the vehicle.<br/> The group moved away from the coach, a short time later they watched the bus explode into flames.<br/> One tourist described what happened, "we were on this bus and all of a sudden the flame just burst form the back side and people start to panic and we came out of the bus and after like 20 minutes the bus is gone."<br/> The bus was travelling on the Hume Highway near the town of Wilton, 60 kilometres southwest of Sydney.<br/> Another bus was sent to pick up the tourists and they continued their journey.
