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Pakistan: Bus falls into ravine in Pakistan's far north, multiple casualties reported | Oneindia

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Pakistan: Bus falls into ravine in Pakistan's far north, multiple casualties reported | Oneindia

Pakistan: Bus falls into ravine in Pakistan's far north, multiple casualties reported | Oneindia

Tragedy struck in Pakistan's northern Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) region as at least 20 lives were lost, and over a dozen individuals sustained injuries, following a devastating incident on Friday.

Reports indicate that a passenger bus, destined for the garrison city of Rawalpindi from Hunza, tragically plunged into a ravine near the Gunar Farm area in GB’s Diamer district.

Sardar Sheheryar Khan, senior superintendent of police (SSP), confirmed the grim details, stating that the bus plummeted into a ravine approximately 300 metres deep.

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