Four killed in DI Khan
By Our Correspondent
February 20, 2021
DERA ISMAIL KHAN: Four people were killed in separate incidents in the district on Friday, police and hospital sources said.
In the limit of Parova Police Station, a Datsun pickup (BUC 300), loaded with cattle, collided with a truck (8346-DIK), leaving 15 people injured, two of them critically. Later, the two critically injured persons succumbed to injuries while being shifted to hospital.
Separately, a youth identified as Muhammad Hashim was hit by a speedy passenger wagon on the Bannu Road and died on the spot. Meanwhile, an old man was killed with a sharp-edged weapon in the limits of University Police Station in Basti Balochan Wali village.
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