Three die, 50 injured in DG Khan road accident

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Three die, 50 injured in DG Khan road accident

September 15, 2012, 12:38 pm

INP

Three die, 50 injured in DG Khan road accident

At least three persons were killed while 50 others injured when a speedy passenger bus overturned here in Dera Ghazi Khan on Saturday.

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According to rescue sources, a Dera Ismail Khan bound passenger bus coming from Karachi turned turtle near Triman check post on Indus Highway due to over speeding.
As a result of accident three persons were killed on the spot while 50 others sustained wounds. The rescue teams and local people reached the scene of the accident and took part in rescue operation.
The bodies and injured people were rushed to Tounsa Sharif Hospital where according to hospital sources condition of some injured people was serious and it was feared that death toll may rise further.