13 killed Multiple Vehicles Collide on Karachi Hyderabad Motorway

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KARACHI: At least 13 people including children were killed in a tragic multi vehicle collision on the Karachi Hyderabad motorway (M 9) near Kathore officials confirmed on Friday.

According to police and rescue authorities, the accident occurred near Ansari Bridge and involved a passenger bus a goods truck and at least three cars. Initial reports indicated that several vehicles were travelling at high speed when the collision took place, resulting in severe casualties and injuries.

Authorities stated that 10 victims were pronounced dead at the scene, while several injured passengers were rushed to nearby hospitals. Officials warned that the death toll could rise as some of the injured remain in critical condition.

Eyewitnesses reported that the crash was triggered after a cargo truck overturned spilling diesel across the motorway. The slick surface caused multiple vehicles to lose control and skid leading to the devastating pile up.

Emergency response teams from Rescue 1122 Edhi Foundation and Chhipa Foundation swiftly arrived at the site, providing medical assistance and transporting the injured.

Sindh’s provincial leadership including the Interior Minister Governor and Chief Minister expressed deep condolences and directed authorities to ensure immediate treatment for survivors.

Police have launched an investigation to determine the exact cause of the accident.

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