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Pakistan: Two buses collide, 19 die in Ghazi Ghaat

| @indiablooms | Oct 22, 2018, at 01:01 am

Islamabad, Oct 21 (IBNS): At least 19 people were killed in Pakistan's  Ghazi Ghaat area when two buses collided on Sunday, media reports said.

Thirty-five others were injured and are being treated in a hospital, an incharge at the rescue services told Geo News.

70 people were returning to Multan from DG Khan when they met the accident, sources told the Pakistan-based news channel.

As per the Geo News report, Prime Minister Imran Khan expressed his sorrow over the incident and directed authorities to ensure medical treatment to the wounded.


 

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