MULTAN City News
By our correspondents
November 18, 2016
Three injured in collision among four vehicles
From Our Correspondent
MULTAN: Four speeding vehicles rammed into each other at Chungi No-9 flyover, injuring three car riders, including two children, on Thursday, police said.
A speeding land cruiser rammed into a car from backside. In the meantime, two more speeding cars rammed into the land cruiser with a big bang. As a result, children Aurangzeb and Maryam and a driver sustained injuries.
Kotwali police posted at the chowk immediately called Rescue 1122 staffers, who rushed to the spot and provided first aid to the injured people. The land cruiser driver managed to escape. The police have impounded the land cruiser and started investigation.
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