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Forty killed as bus falls into ditch in Pakistan’s Balochistan

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Forty people were killed when an overloaded bus fell into a deep roadside ditch in Balochistan, Pakistan, on July 3, 2026.
The bus was transporting 48 passengers from Quetta to Islamabad, a route known for its dangerous conditions.
In addition to the fatalities, at least eight people were reported injured in the accident.
Local authorities have not yet clarified the exact circumstances surrounding the crash, and investigations are ongoing.
The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns regarding intercity travel in Pakistan.

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At least 40 people were killed and eight others injured when an overloaded bus fell into a deep ditch in Balochistan, Pakistan, on Friday. The accident occurred early in the morning on a hazardous highway that connects the provincial capitals of Quetta and Islamabad. The bus was reportedly carrying 48 passengers when it plunged approximately 70 feet into the ravine.

Local authorities and a rescue agency confirmed the fatalities and injuries, with emergency services rapidly responding to the scene. The bus was operated by a private intercity service, and while the exact details surrounding the accident are still under investigation, the dangers posed by the route and the condition of the bus have come under scrutiny. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding road safety in the region, known for its challenging terrain and poorly maintained infrastructure.

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