ZHOB: The fourteen passengers, including women and children, were injured on November 10, 2026, when a bus travelling from Peshawar to Quetta collided with a truck near Musafirpur in Zhob district.
The collision disrupted traffic on the N-50 national highway. FC Balochistan North said its Quick Response Team reached the scene shortly after receiving the alert, provided first aid to the injured and transferred them to a nearby hospital.
The traffic resumed after rescue teams completed their work at the scene.
FC Balochistan North said personnel attended to the injured passengers at the crash site before moving them to hospital.
The account described the response as prompt but gave no exact time for the collision, the arrival of the team or the transfer of the passengers.
Women and children were among the 14 people reported injured.
The account did not specify how many of the injured were women or children.
It also gave no details about the total number of people aboard the bus or whether anyone in the truck was injured.
The crash occurred near Musafirpur while the bus was on its way to Quetta from Peshawar.
Furthermore, the traffic on the highway was disrupted as rescue personnel assisted the injured. FC Balochistan North credited the teams involved in the response with helping restore traffic.
The account did not specify how long traffic was affected or whether vehicles were diverted while rescue work was underway.
It also did not identify the other teams involved in the operation.
The account gave no cause for the collision or details about the circumstances leading up to it. It also did not say whether authorities had opened an investigation into the crash.
The hospital that received the injured passengers was described as being near the crash site, but its name was not disclosed. The account confirmed that the passengers had been transferred for medical care but gave no update on the severity of their injuries or their condition after arrival.
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FC Balochistan North said it remained ready to provide emergency assistance to the public. Its account reported that traffic had resumed on the N-50. The condition of the injured passengers remained unclear in the information provided.
