50 Thousand Liters Petrol Spills As Oil Tanker Overturns In Chiniot

Muhammad Irfan Published April 26, 2019 | 09:25 AM

50 thousand liters petrol spills as oil tanker overturns in Chiniot

ISLAMABAD, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 26th Apr, 2019 ) :An oil tanker has overturned in Chiniot causing spillage of 50,000 liters of petrol on Friday morning.

According to rescue sources, the oil tanker was heading to Dera Ghazi Khan from Lahore when it turned turtle on Pathan Kot Jhang Road of the city.

The police have shut down the road for all traffic and rescue teams have reached the spot, rescue official said.

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