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The Uthal coach-minibus collision

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As of October 23, 2026, a coach and minibus collided head-on at Zero Point near Uthal, killing at least 12 people—seven at the scene and five in hospital. The reports do not establish that casualties have all been accounted for or that an investigation into the collision has been completed.

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  1. Update 1At least 12 reported dead in coach–minibus collision near Uthal

The story so far

  1. Update 1

    At least 12 reported dead in coach–minibus collision near Uthal

    Police figures reported by Dawn put the toll at at least 12. Injured passengers were transferred to Karachi, but their condition and the full casualty count remain unresolved.

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    • There is no subsequent confirmed medical update on the seven passengers Lasi described as serious, or a reconciled final casualty count.
    • Whether rescue and extrication work had finished, whether anyone remained trapped, and whether further patients were being transported have not been established.

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  • Edhi Foundationnon-profit social welfare program in Pakistan1 report

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