At least nine people were killed and dozens injured when a passenger coach struck a road divider in Rojhan, Rajanpur district, on Wednesday morning. The accident occurred at Bangla Hidayat near Sitara Pump on the Indus Highway. Initial reports suggested that overspeeding caused the crash.
Rescue Teams Rush to Accident Site
Rescue 1122 teams and police rushed to the scene after receiving reports of the accident. Emergency workers recovered the victims and transported the injured to District Headquarters Hospital in Rajanpur.
According to initial reports, 20 passengers sustained critical injuries. Other reports put the total number of injured passengers at a higher figure, although the exact toll may change as authorities provide further updates.
The crash involved a passenger coach travelling from Dera Ghazi Khan to Karachi. The impact left several passengers dead or injured, prompting an emergency response from rescue personnel.
Investigation Into the Cause of the Crash
Authorities are expected to examine the circumstances surrounding the accident, including reports of excessive speed and the coach’s condition.
Road accidents involving passenger vehicles continue to raise concerns about speeding, driver fatigue and road safety on major highways. Such incidents can cause multiple casualties, particularly when large vehicles lose control or collide with road infrastructure.
Officials have yet to provide a complete account of the crash or confirm further details about the victims. Rescue and hospital updates are expected to clarify the number of injured passengers and their medical conditions.
The incident has once again highlighted the need for careful driving and stronger enforcement of road safety rules on Pakistan’s highways.
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