Former Punjab Police Superintendent Muhammad Ismail Khan Kubra dies after a car collides with a tanker near Abdul Hakeem on the M-4 Motorway, leaving three others injured.
A former Punjab Police superintendent was killed and three others were injured after a car collided with a tanker on the M-4 Motorway near Abdul Hakeem in Khanewal, according to Rescue 1122.
The accident occurred approximately 6 kilometers from Abdul Hakeem towards Multan when a car traveling from Lahore to Muzaffargarh struck the rear of a tanker moving ahead of it.
Rescue 1122 identified the deceased as 75-year-old Muhammad Ismail Khan Kubra, a former superintendent of Punjab Police, who died at the scene.
Three other passengers sustained injuries in the collision. They were identified as 48-year-old Muhammad Faheem, 36-year-old Muhammad Shoaib and 22-year-old Ahmad.
According to the available information, all four individuals belonged to Muzaffargarh.
Rescue 1122 personnel reached the accident site and provided initial medical assistance to the injured passengers. They were subsequently shifted to the Rural Health Centre (RHC) Abdul Hakeem for further medical treatment.
The collision involved a car traveling towards Muzaffargarh and a tanker on the M-4 Motorway. The incident resulted in the death of the former police officer and injuries to three other occupants of the car.
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