A tragic road accident on the M-4 Motorway near Pindi Bhattian claimed two lives and left four people injured after an ambulance collided with a car.
The accident occurred near the Bhera Wala Interchange on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, according to Rescue 1122 officials.
The ambulance was transporting a patient from Sukheke to Faisalabad for a medical examination when the collision occurred.
Ambulance Driver and Patient Die in Motorway Accident
Rescue officials identified the deceased ambulance driver as Baba Inayat Ali.
The patient, identified as Haji Khushi Muhammad Sandhu, also lost his life in the crash.
According to initial reports, the collision allegedly resulted from negligence by the car driver.
However, further details regarding the circumstances surrounding the accident were not immediately available.
Rescue 1122 Shifts Four Injured to Hospital
Emergency response teams reached the accident site shortly after receiving information about the collision.
Rescue personnel provided assistance and transported four injured individuals to a nearby hospital for medical treatment.
Authorities have not disclosed the identities of the injured or provided details about their medical conditions.
The tragic incident highlights concerns about road safety and the risks faced by emergency vehicles transporting patients.
Another Deadly Road Accident Raises Safety Concerns
The latest crash follows another fatal accident in Lahore’s DHA Phase 6, where three young men died during an alleged street racing incident.
One additional person suffered serious injuries in that accident.
The repeated incidents underline the importance of responsible driving and compliance with traffic regulations.
Authorities have urged motorists to remain alert, maintain safe distances, and exercise caution while travelling on highways.
Road safety remains essential for protecting passengers, emergency workers, and other motorists.
