A passenger bus overturns after hitting a road divider on the Indus Highway in Punjab’s Rajanpur district, leaving at least 10 people dead and dozens injured. Reports say the bus was travelling from Karachi to the Dera Ghazi Khan area when the crash occurred near Rojhan tehsil, with emergency responders dispatching rescue teams and ambulances.
All outlets attribute the crash to speeding, citing Rescue 1122 and eyewitness accounts. Different accounts provide varying casualty totals and details about where the injured are treated and the number of critical referrals. One outlet also says the divider was on a stretch where road construction work was underway.
Coverage also focuses on the immediate response and early attribution of responsibility. One outlet reports that local officials plan to register a case against the bus driver, who is said to have fled, and against the owner. Another outlet emphasizes the scale of injuries and notes the bus’s route and the under-construction setting, while keeping the report largely concise.
