Three killed in road accident
Rawalpindi: Three persons were killed , while 28 wounded when a passenger bus overturned at Chakri Road near Morti Morh due to over speeding on Saturday afternoon, 'Rescue-1122' said. The rescuers shifted the wounded passengers to hospital. Two passengers were expired on the spot, while third succumbed to
By our correspondents
August 09, 2015
Rawalpindi: Three persons were killed , while 28 wounded when a passenger bus overturned at Chakri Road near Morti Morh due to over speeding on Saturday afternoon, 'Rescue-1122' said.
The rescuers shifted the wounded passengers to hospital. Two passengers were expired on the spot, while third succumbed to his injuries in the hospital.
The rescuers shifted the wounded passengers to hospital. Two passengers were expired on the spot, while third succumbed to his injuries in the hospital.
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