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Overcrowded bus plunges into ravine in southwest Pakistan, killing 40 passengers and injuring 8

A devastating bus accident in Pakistan has resulted in the loss of 40 lives and left 8 injured. The overcrowded vehicle plunged into a ravine in the remote Dana Sar region. Authorities are calling for improved road safety measures to preven...

AP News· Jul 3, 2026 · 8:16 AM · 32 views

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A devastating bus accident in Pakistan has resulted in the loss of 40 lives and left 8 injured. The overcrowded vehicle plunged into a ravine in the remote Dana Sar region. Authorities are calling for improved road safety measures to prevent future tragedies. #Pakistan #BusCrash #RoadSafety #BreakingNews #Tragedy

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