Gang members burn bus in El Salvador, killing 14

SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — Gang members opened fire on a bus on the outskirts of El Salvador@@@s capital, then doused it with gasoline and set it on fire, killing at least 14 passengers in what the president on Monday called an act of terror.
Police managed to break windows and help 13 people escape the flames but others died inside. Sixteen people suffered injuries in the late Sunday attack, officials said.
"This is an act that seeks to generate terror among the population," President Mauricio Funes said, adding that his security Cabinet was to meet to increase security in the country.
Violent youth gangs have besieged the public transit system in this small Central American nation to extort bus workers and largely impoverished commuters and travelers.
The armed assault was the deadliest attack this year on a passenger bus.
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