In Pakistan, a passenger bus collided with a truck! 11 dead, 33 seriously injured
In Pakistan's Punjab province, a passenger bus overturned in a fatal crash caused by a collision with a truck. The crash claimed 11 lives while 33 people were seriously injured.
In the Pakpattan region of Pencap province in eastern Pakistan, a deadly traffic accident took place. A passenger bus en route from Multan city toward Kasur collided with a truck due to an undetermined cause.
With the severity of the collision, the bus careened onto the roadside and came to rest in a wheat field. Following the accident, numerous medical and rescue teams were deployed to the area.
Can Pazarı: 11 killed, 33 wounded
According to initial findings, 11 people were killed and 33 others were seriously injured in the accident. Rescue teams worked for approximately two hours to free passengers trapped in the overturned bus.
Injured individuals extracted from the vehicle by rescue teams were transported to nearby hospitals by ambulance.
An investigation was launched
While the treatment of the 33 injured patients referred to hospitals continues, health officials reported that some of the wounded are in critical condition.
On the other hand, officials announced that an investigation has been launched to determine the cause of the accident and identify those responsible.
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