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Train accident in Pakistan: Four people dead and several injured

Published 2026-10-13

Train accident in Pakistan: Four people dead and several injured | Integri News

A tragic train accident occurred in the central region of Pakistan on Tuesday morning. According to officials, a passenger train derailed, resulting in the death of at least four people on the spot.

Upon receiving news of the accident, rescue teams and police reached the scene. According to initial reports, more than 30 passengers have been injured in the incident and have been immediately shifted to nearby hospitals.

A Pakistan Railways spokesperson stated that an investigation has been launched to determine the causes of the accident. At present, the definitive reason for the train's derailment is not clear; however, officials are examining whether it was a technical fault or some other cause.

Following this incident, train services have been temporarily suspended to allow rescue operations to be completed and the tracks to be restored. Authorities have issued directives to provide the best possible medical facilities to the injured.

The government and railway officials have expressed their condolences to the affected families. The public has been appealed to cooperate with rescue teams during this difficult time and not to believe in rumors.

Sources: ABC4 Utah

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