According to district authorities, the tragic accident occurred on Friday at Rakhshan Badrang in Washuk, involving two Zambad trucks loaded with Iranian oil. Both vehicles caught fire following the collision, resulting in the immediate deaths of all five passengers

Washuk: A horrific collision between two vehicles in the Washuk district sparked a fire, killing five people on the spot on Friday.
According to district authorities, the tragic accident occurred on Friday at Rakhshan Badrang in Washuk, involving two Zambad trucks loaded with Iranian oil. Both vehicles caught fire following the collision, resulting in the immediate deaths of all five passengers.
The deceased are reported to be residents of Nushki and the Karechi area of Washuk. Their bodies have been transferred to DHQ Hospital, Besima, for identification and legal procedures.
Police have launched an investigation to determine the causes of the devastating accident.

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