Loralai assistance commissioner dies in road accident

A street mishap in the city killed the Assistant Commissioner of Loralai.

As per reports, Assistant Commissioner Jameel Ahmad Baloch was driving when his vehicle crashed in Loralai. The associate official died accordingly.

AC Baloch was likewise given the extra charge of representative magistrate.

His body has been taken to an emergency clinic in Quetta.

In a different episode, five individuals have now passed on because of a street mishap in Quetta.

In Quetta the previous evening, a truck crashed into a vehicle near the Kuchlak Sidestep, killing four individuals and harming another.

The harmed individual was taken to a clinic, where he later died from his injuries today.

The departed were companions who had been headed to an excursion when a truck struck their vehicle. They were all inhabitants of Chaman, Quetta.

On Saturday, a speeding truck struck and killed a motorcyclist on the Faisalabad GT Street close to Sheikhupura.

Yousaf, the motorcyclist, was a Watoowan inhabitant.

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