The
family was heading towards their home town Khandela when the driver of
the van lost control on the Jaipur-Sikar road and rammed into a parked
truck
They were heading towards their home town Khandela when the driver of the van lost control on the Jaipur-Sikar road and rammed into a parked truck. "Nine of the victims died on the spot, while one succumbed to injuries in hospital. Four others who sustained injuries are undergoing treatment at Jaipur's SMS Hospital," the officer said.
Thick fog causes road accidents in Punjab, 11 die
Wednesday, November 14, 2012 2:06:15 PM
Staff Report
LAHORE: At least 11 people lost their lives and over 30 others sustained injuries in early morning roadside accidents in southern Punjab areas blanketed by dense fog, CNBC Pakistan reports Wednesday.
The accidents transpired owing to the dense fog leaving the visibility to the minimum on roads posing serious threats of accidents in most parts of the country as the winter is expanding its foothold.
According to details, a pickup and a passenger bus collided in Bahawalpur where five people were killed on the spot and eight others injured.
The injured and bodies have been shifted to nearby Victoria Hospital Bahawalpur. The deceased include a child, a man and three women. All the deceased and the injured people hail from a single family residing in Janwala.
The family was on its way back from attending a funeral in Karachi.
In another tragic mishap, three female students were killed and two others injured in a collision between their school van and a truck near Gondlawala area of Gujranwala. The injured and bodies were shifted to District Hospital.
The drivers of trailer and passenger wagon fled the accident scene.
Meantime, two brothers riding a motorbike were killed when their bike was hit by a car on fog-covered MM Road in the limit of Kot Addu between district Muzaffargarh and Layyah.
In another mishap of crash between a car and a pickup on Khanewal Road in Vehari, a man was killed and seven others including a woman were injured.
It should be mentioned here that the traffic on National Highway has been suspended owing to the overwhelming fog in Muzaffargarh, posing serious troubles for the commuters, as four more people were injured when two trailers bumped into each other on Alipur Road.
At least ten people were wounded in a roadside accident near Ghazi Ghat Bridge, when a truck and a van ran into each other. - See more at: http://www.cnbcpakistan.com/newsdetail.aspx?ID=10811#sthash.PCHd7mCg.dpuf
Wednesday, November 14, 2012 2:06:15 PMStaff Report
LAHORE: At least 11 people lost their lives and over 30 others sustained injuries in early morning roadside accidents in southern Punjab areas blanketed by dense fog, CNBC Pakistan reports Wednesday.
The accidents transpired owing to the dense fog leaving the visibility to the minimum on roads posing serious threats of accidents in most parts of the country as the winter is expanding its foothold.
According to details, a pickup and a passenger bus collided in Bahawalpur where five people were killed on the spot and eight others injured.
The injured and bodies have been shifted to nearby Victoria Hospital Bahawalpur. The deceased include a child, a man and three women. All the deceased and the injured people hail from a single family residing in Janwala.
The family was on its way back from attending a funeral in Karachi.
In another tragic mishap, three female students were killed and two others injured in a collision between their school van and a truck near Gondlawala area of Gujranwala. The injured and bodies were shifted to District Hospital.
The drivers of trailer and passenger wagon fled the accident scene.
Meantime, two brothers riding a motorbike were killed when their bike was hit by a car on fog-covered MM Road in the limit of Kot Addu between district Muzaffargarh and Layyah.
In another mishap of crash between a car and a pickup on Khanewal Road in Vehari, a man was killed and seven others including a woman were injured.
It should be mentioned here that the traffic on National Highway has been suspended owing to the overwhelming fog in Muzaffargarh, posing serious troubles for the commuters, as four more people were injured when two trailers bumped into each other on Alipur Road.
At least ten people were wounded in a roadside accident near Ghazi Ghat Bridge, when a truck and a van ran into each other. - See more at: http://www.cnbcpakistan.com/newsdetail.aspx?ID=10811#sthash.PCHd7mCg.dpuf
Thick fog causes road accidents in Punjab, 11 die
Wednesday, November 14, 2012 2:06:15 PM
Staff Report
LAHORE: At least 11 people lost their lives and over 30 others sustained injuries in early morning roadside accidents in southern Punjab areas blanketed by dense fog, CNBC Pakistan reports Wednesday.
The accidents transpired owing to the dense fog leaving the visibility to the minimum on roads posing serious threats of accidents in most parts of the country as the winter is expanding its foothold.
According to details, a pickup and a passenger bus collided in Bahawalpur where five people were killed on the spot and eight others injured.
The injured and bodies have been shifted to nearby Victoria Hospital Bahawalpur. The deceased include a child, a man and three women. All the deceased and the injured people hail from a single family residing in Janwala.
The family was on its way back from attending a funeral in Karachi.
In another tragic mishap, three female students were killed and two others injured in a collision between their school van and a truck near Gondlawala area of Gujranwala. The injured and bodies were shifted to District Hospital.
The drivers of trailer and passenger wagon fled the accident scene.
Meantime, two brothers riding a motorbike were killed when their bike was hit by a car on fog-covered MM Road in the limit of Kot Addu between district Muzaffargarh and Layyah.
In another mishap of crash between a car and a pickup on Khanewal Road in Vehari, a man was killed and seven others including a woman were injured.
It should be mentioned here that the traffic on National Highway has been suspended owing to the overwhelming fog in Muzaffargarh, posing serious troubles for the commuters, as four more people were injured when two trailers bumped into each other on Alipur Road.
At least ten people were wounded in a roadside accident near Ghazi Ghat Bridge, when a truck and a van ran into each other. - See more at: http://www.cnbcpakistan.com/newsdetail.aspx?ID=10811#sthash.PCHd7mCg.dpuf
Wednesday, November 14, 2012 2:06:15 PMStaff Report
LAHORE: At least 11 people lost their lives and over 30 others sustained injuries in early morning roadside accidents in southern Punjab areas blanketed by dense fog, CNBC Pakistan reports Wednesday.
The accidents transpired owing to the dense fog leaving the visibility to the minimum on roads posing serious threats of accidents in most parts of the country as the winter is expanding its foothold.
According to details, a pickup and a passenger bus collided in Bahawalpur where five people were killed on the spot and eight others injured.
The injured and bodies have been shifted to nearby Victoria Hospital Bahawalpur. The deceased include a child, a man and three women. All the deceased and the injured people hail from a single family residing in Janwala.
The family was on its way back from attending a funeral in Karachi.
In another tragic mishap, three female students were killed and two others injured in a collision between their school van and a truck near Gondlawala area of Gujranwala. The injured and bodies were shifted to District Hospital.
The drivers of trailer and passenger wagon fled the accident scene.
Meantime, two brothers riding a motorbike were killed when their bike was hit by a car on fog-covered MM Road in the limit of Kot Addu between district Muzaffargarh and Layyah.
In another mishap of crash between a car and a pickup on Khanewal Road in Vehari, a man was killed and seven others including a woman were injured.
It should be mentioned here that the traffic on National Highway has been suspended owing to the overwhelming fog in Muzaffargarh, posing serious troubles for the commuters, as four more people were injured when two trailers bumped into each other on Alipur Road.
At least ten people were wounded in a roadside accident near Ghazi Ghat Bridge, when a truck and a van ran into each other. - See more at: http://www.cnbcpakistan.com/newsdetail.aspx?ID=10811#sthash.PCHd7mCg.dpuf
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