Life is saved by the Pakistan Army’s prompt rescue following a coach accident in Upper Chitral

The Pakistan Army is dedicated to serve the public despite challenging terrain and severe weather. Several valuable lives were saved as the Pakistan Army responded quickly to a serious accident involving a flying coach in Upper Chitral.

On its way from Peshawar to Chitral, the coach was involved in an accident along the riverbed close to the Koragh area. There were thirteen people in the car. Two persons died as a result of the tragedy, while numerous more were hurt.

The Pakistan Army immediately conducted a rescue mission and gave the wounded first aid. After providing immediate medical care, rescue crews moved the injured passengers to the THQ Hospital.

The Pakistan Army successfully finished the rescue effort in spite of the bad weather and dangerous routes.

Additionally, soldiers moved the passengers to a secure area and gave them warm clothes. Residents in the area were extremely appreciative of the Pakistan Army’s prompt and efficient rescue operations.