According to reports, the dumper wrecked four vehicles and a pickup truck near Sawan Bridge where the tragedy occurred.
Rawalpindi: Four people lost their lives as a result of a dumper destroying five cars, and several more were injured on Monday
According to reports, the dumper wrecked four vehicles and a pickup truck near Sawan Bridge where the tragedy occurred.
The event caused the rescue and police teams to arrive on the scene, and they shifted the injured people to the hospital.
Rescue personnel stated that the brake failure on the dumper was ultimately caused the tragedy.
Earlier, the van, which was traveling from Islamabad to Gilgit via the renowned Karakoram Highway, veered off the road and plunged into a deep ravine.
This unfortunate event resulted in the loss of at least five lives, while 15 others sustained injuries.
Authorities are currently investigating the cause of the accident, as it has left them puzzled. Prompt action was taken by rescue officials and law enforcement agencies, including the dedicated members of Rescue 1122.
They swiftly initiated rescue operations to save the victims and provide them with the necessary medical assistance.
10 Khawarij killed in targeted operations across KP: ISPR
- 9 hours ago
PhD or administrative experience? Reevaluating the criteria for varsity VCs in Sindh
- 9 hours ago
Gold surges to Rs291,800 per tola in Pakistan following global price spike
- 12 hours ago
Mark Zuckerberg teases upcoming Facebook transformation for 2025
- 8 hours ago
PCB confirms inauguration dates for renovated Gaddafi, National stadiums
- 11 hours ago
Zardari visits PAF's National Aerospace Science, Technology Park
- 12 hours ago
The countdown begins: ‘Squid Game’ season 3 premiere date revealed
- 11 hours ago
FBR sets record with highest-ever tax collection for Dec 2024
- 12 hours ago
Journalists unite in nationwide protests over new PECA law
- 7 hours ago
Punjab imposes 60km/h speed limit for motorcyclists to boost road safety
- 11 hours ago
Colder nights ahead: Karachi's temperature set to drop between 11°C and 14°C
- 6 hours ago
PCB unveils squad for ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025
- 9 hours ago