More than 10 die as bus tuns over in Hasan Abdal
Pakistan
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District Police Officer Attock Syed Khalid said Monday 11 died and over 20 others were injured after a bus turned turtle at Hasan Abdal s Burhan Interchange.
The high-speed bus turned turtle as it was on its way from Lahore to Mardan, rescue sources said.
The development comes two days after at least two persons died, while two others were critically injured in separate different road accidents in the district.
A man died as a result of a collision between two dumpers on GT Road near Fauji Mills in Hasanabdal. Rescue 1122 reached the spot and took out the dead body that was entangled inside the dumper.
حسن ابدال میں مسافر بس کھائی میں گرنے سے 12 افراد جاں بحق
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لاہور سے مردان جانیوالی بس کو حادثہ،15مسافر جاں بحق
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Two dead, four injured in road accident
National
April 29, 2021
HARIPUR: Two passengers were killed and four others injured when a van collided with a truck near Shah Maqsood, police said here on Wednesday.
Personnel of Sera-e-saleh Police Station quoted witnesses as saying that the van (1788) was on way to Abbottabad from Hasanabdal when it collided with a truck (0815) near Shah Maqsood village on GT Road, injuring six passengers critically.
The injured were removed to Trauma Centre Haripur where the doctors pronounced two of them dead. The deceased were identified as Muhammad Pervez and Haider Ali, residents of Abbottabad, while the four injured, Shahbaz, Rafaqat, Sardar Raza and Muhammad Arif, were referred to Ayub Medical Complex, Abbottabad.
Express News Service
CHANDIGARH: At least 100 Sikh pilgrims among 815 who went to Pakistan to celebrate Baisakhi have tested positive on their return on Thursday.
The Sikh devotees had gone to Lahore’s Gurdwara Panja Sahib on the last day of Baisakhi. Besides visiting Gurdwara Panja Sahib at Hasan Abdal on April 14, they visited Gurdwara Darbar Sahib at Kartarpur on April 19 and other places.
Sources said that pilgrims underwent the mandatory Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) soon after they reached the Joint Check Post situated on Attar-Wagah border.
There were reports that many of these pilgrims will be asked to undergo the more dependable RT-PCR test.