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11 injured in road accident in Pak's Balochistan

By ANI | Updated: December 25, 2021 13:30 IST

At least 11 people suffered injuries in a road accident in Uthal city of Pakistan's southwestern Balochistan province on Saturday morning.

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At least 11 people suffered injuries in a road accident in Uthal city of Pakistan's southwestern Balochistan province on Saturday morning.

The accident occurred due to a collision between a passenger bus and a truck full of stones, Xinhua reported.

All the victims were shifted to the District Headquarters Hospital in Uthal, rescue workers told local media.

The ill-fated bus was heading from Balochistan's provincial capital of Quetta to the country's southern port city of Karachi, according to the reports.

Recently, a large part of Pakistan, especially the open areas, are having dense fog, causing an increase in road accidents.

( With inputs from ANI )

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