KARACHI: The death toll of a deadly bus collision in Lasbela has reached 28 after another injured of the fatal accident died today (Sunday), ARY News reported.

The woman was being treated at a hospital in Karachi when she breathed her last due to serious burn injury.

The deadly mishap occurred near Bela, Balochistan on Jan 22 where the bus caught fire soon after smashing into the truck, killing 25 persons including women and children on the spot. The bus was on its way to Panjgur from Karachi. The passenger coach caught fire in the road accident which resulted in great loss of lives.

Balochistan Chief Minister Jam Kamal Khan expressed grief over the incident and directed the local administration to immediately provide medical assistance to the injured and transfer them to Karachi for further treatment.

Owing to the road mishap, Karachi’s Civil Hospital Burns Centre had declared emergency and directed all the on-duty doctors and staff to be ready for providing treatment to the injured, said the spokesperson Civil Hospital Burns Centre. He said those who receive burn injuries were shifted to the Burns Centre of Civil Hospital.

Deadly traffic accidents frequent occur in the country owing to reckless driving and the bad condition of roads.

The post Death toll of Lasbela bus collision hits 28 as another victim dies appeared first on ARYNEWS.</s>At least 27 people were killed and another 13 injured when a bus caught fire after crashing into a truck in southern Pakistan, officials said on Tuesday.

The accident occurred on Monday evening in the city of Lasbela when a tyre on the bus burst causing the driver to lose control and crash into the truck, local police spokesperson Mohamed Ramzan told EFE.</s>15 passengers killed as bus catches fire after collision with truck in Lasbela

HUB: At least 15 passengers including women and children were killed and 16 others injured after bus caught fire following head-on collision with truck in Balochistan’s Lasbela district.



Deputy Commissioner Shabir Mengal has confirmed the incident, saying four seriously injured persons have been shifted to Karachi from Lasbela hospital.

The ill-fated bus was en route to Bajgore from Karachi when fatal accident occurred.</s>In Pakistan, 26 people were killed and several others injured after a collision between a fuel-laden truck and a passenger bus in the Hub area of Balochistan.

The accident took place in the Lasbela district when a bus carrying 40 passengers was hit by a diesel truck coming from the opposite direction. Police said they have recovered 26 bodies which were burnt beyond recognition while the condition of 16 people is critical. Most of the bodies recovered were burnt beyond recognition.</s>At least 26 killed after bus collision in southwestern Pakistan

At least 26 people have been killed after a bus collides with a truck and catches fire in southwestern Pakistan.</s>At least 24 people were killed when a bus in southwest Pakistan burst into flames after crashing with a truck on Monday, officials said.

The bus carrying dozens of passengers was heading from the southern city of Karachi to Panjgur district when it crashed in Lasbela district.

“We have recovered 24 bodies from the vehicle. All of them were burned,” local administration chief in Lasbela district, Shabir Mengal, told AFP.

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“The bus is very hot from the inside, we are taking out bodies slowly.”

Senior police official Agha Ramzan Ali also confirmed the crash and said a rescue operation was underway.

Deadly traffic accidents are very common in Pakistan owing to reckless driving and the bad condition of roads.

Every year hundreds of people lose their lives in traffic-related incidents in the country.</s>At least 26 people have been killed in a collision between a bus and a truck carrying fuel in Pakistan, officials said.

The accident took place on Monday in Hub tehsil of Balochistan's district, Dawn reported.

The bus with more than 40 people on board was travelling to Panjgur from when it collided with the truck coming from the opposite direction.

A huge fire broke out following the collision, as the truck was carrying fuel. Huge flames engulfed the bus and the truck and trapped those inside the two vehicles.

"We have recovered 24 bodies from the vehicle. All of them were burned," said Deputy

At least 16 people were injured, five of them critically, and were shifted to a hospital.

Edhi rescue workers were making efforts to pull out the remaining bodies from the bus. Most of the bodies recovered were burnt beyond recognition.</s>At least 26 people were killed and over a dozen others injured after a collision between a fuel-laden truck and a passenger bus in the Hub area of Pakistan's Balochistan, police said Tuesday. Watch this video to know more.</s>Smoke billows from a pick-up truck that caught fire, Monday, Jan. 21, along Carly Lane in Sidney. The Sidney Fire Department responded to the fire at about noon. Firefighters theorized that someone tried to get the truck out of the snow by rocking it, and the engine overheated.

Smoke billows from a pick-up truck that caught fire, Monday, Jan. 21, along Carly Lane in Sidney. The Sidney Fire Department responded to the fire at about noon. Firefighters theorized that someone tried to get the truck out of the snow by rocking it, and the engine overheated. Smoke billows from a pick-up truck that caught fire, Monday, Jan. 21, along Carly Lane in Sidney. The Sidney Fire Department responded to the fire at about noon. Firefighters theorized that someone tried to get the truck out of the snow by rocking it, and the engine overheated.</s>A passenger bus crashed into a truck carrying fuel, erupting into a ball of fire.
A bus caught fire after it crashed with a truck in Lasbela, Pakistan, killing 28 people and wounding others.