US EditionPassenger truck falls into a ravine in southern Pakistan, killing at least 13
- At least 13 passengers were killed, including four children, when a van fell into a ravine on Monday night in the Jamshoro-Kohistan region.
- The passengers were returning to Badin from Balochistan, and many were members of the Kohli community, according to Jamshoro Deputy Commissioner Ghazanfar Qadri.
- Rescue workers faced difficulties due to darkness but worked to shift the injured to nearby hospitals, as reported by PPP MNA Malik Asad Sikandar.
- The Deputy Commissioner stated that it appeared the vehicle’s brakes failed, causing the driver to lose control.
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Agricultural workers were on their way to their home province. Among the victims are women and children.
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Passenger truck falls into a ravine in southern Pakistan, killing at least 13
Police say a speeding truck carrying laborers, women, and children fell into a ravine in southern Pakistan, killing at least 13 people and injuring 20 others.
By: AP Sindh, Pakistan.- At least 16 people died and another 20 were injured when a truck carrying workers, women and children at high speed fell into a ravine in southern Pakistan, police reported on Tuesday. The traffic accident occurred overnight in Jamshoro district, in the southern province of Sindh, according to journalists the city’s chief of police, Saddique Changra. Hospital officials said that some of the injured were in critical condi…
Pakistan police reported on Tuesday that at least 16 people died and 20 others were injured when a truck carrying workers, women and children at high speed fell into a ravine in the south of the country. Reports indicate that the accident occurred overnight in Jamshoro district, in the southern province of Sindh, according to journalists, the city’s chief of police, Saddique Changra. Hospital officials said that some of the wounded were in criti…
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