21 People Killed As Flash Flood Sweeps Away Van

Rukhshan Mir (@rukhshanmir) Published July 30, 2016 | 01:41 PM

21 people killed as flash flood sweeps away van

ISLAMABAD,(UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 30th july,2016) : About 21 people were killed when a van, carrying a marriage party, was swept away due to flash floods in Khyber Agency on Saturday. According to a private news channel, the van travelling from Bara to Bazaar Zakha Khel was caught in flooding in Tabai area.

Twenty one people including women and children were on board. Rescue teams retrieved the bodies and shifted them to the Agency Headquarter Hospital in Landi Kotal.

Facebook Twitter Reddit Pinterest Whatsapp

Recent Stories

Over 1.8 Million Applications Submitted Through Pu ..

Over 1.8 Million Applications Submitted Through Punjab Job Portal for Vacancies ..

A Strategic Partnership to Address Emergency and C ..

A Strategic Partnership to Address Emergency and Crisis Needs

Balochistan is the future of Pakistan and CPEC is ..

Balochistan is the future of Pakistan and CPEC is our lifeline. Coordinator to M ..

UK removes Pakistan from air safety list, clears p ..

UK removes Pakistan from air safety list, clears path for flights resumption

Sharjah Ruler approves AQU budget, 500 scholarship ..

Sharjah Ruler approves AQU budget, 500 scholarships

UAE Wrestling National Team participates in Egypti ..

UAE Wrestling National Team participates in Egyptian National Wrestling Champion ..

GCC, Azerbaijan review progress of 2024-2028 Joint ..

GCC, Azerbaijan review progress of 2024-2028 Joint Action Plan

Dubai T100 Triathlon Weekend opens doors to amateu ..

Dubai T100 Triathlon Weekend opens doors to amateur triathletes

‘Islamic Affairs, Endowments and Zakat’ launch ..

‘Islamic Affairs, Endowments and Zakat’ launches new Hajj campaign selection ..

Tadweer acquires 'Waste-to-Energy' stake from Masd ..

Tadweer acquires 'Waste-to-Energy' stake from Masdar

Fallen Heroes’ Affairs Office, Aqdar launch init ..

Fallen Heroes’ Affairs Office, Aqdar launch initiative for high school graduat ..

Congo reports over 35,000 cholera cases in 2025

Congo reports over 35,000 cholera cases in 2025