55 at least peopleincluding 13 childrenwere killed in Two separate transportation accidents in West Pakistan on Sunday.
forty-one Confirmed so far dead after their bus crashed into a valley in southwestern Balochistan province, while at least 14 students died in boat accident in Officials said that northwest of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
As many as nine are still missing in water, said the local police, with The rescue operation is underway.
In the remote Location of crash bus north of the city of Bella in La Sabella neighborhood, senior Administration official Hamza Anjum said: dead The corpses… are unrecognizable.”
Anjum said 40 bodies were recovered from the wreckage, along with three injured people. one of which died soon after. The remaining survivors were in “dangerous situation.
The bus was reportedly carrying a total of 48 passengers at that hit stent on The bridge skewed off Of course earlier Sunday.
She was traveling overnight between the provincial capital of Balochistan of Quetta and the southern port city of Karachi.
“Afraid to be driver He may have fallen asleep, Anjum said, also Indicating the possibility that he has been speeding for a long time-distance short trip.
“We will investigate causes of “The accident,” he said, adding that DNA tests would be used for identification of the remains which was “severely mutilated”.
The rescue operation is underway
In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the local police official Mir Rauf told Agence France-Presse (AFP) everyone of the dead So far recovered from the lake between the ages of 7 and 14.
He said 11 more children rescued, with six in critical condition. But, up to nine more remain Missing from the school class that was out for a scenic day location.
“The rescue operation is underway,” Raouf told AFP.
Ramshakl highways, lax safety Reckless actions and driving contribute to Pakistan’s terrible path safety record.
Passenger buses are often crowded to capacity and seat belts are not commonly worn, which means they are high death cartoons of single vehicle accidents common.
on November 20 peopleincluding 11 childrenThey were killed when a minibus crashed into a deep, flooded ditch in Southern Pakistan.
According to estimates by the World Health Organization (WHO), more from 27,000 people were killed on Roads of Pakistan in 2018 alone.
mass drowning also common in Pakistan When ships get old and their tonnage increases, they lose stability and put passengers in the water.
