26 people were killed and 46 others injured in Pakistan Auto crash

No less than 26 individuals were killed and 46 others harmed when a traveler transport dove into a gorge in northern Pakistan, police said Thursday.

The crash occurred close Dhok Pathan town, exactly 115 kilometers (70 miles) southwest of the capital Islamabad late Wednesday.

"No less than 26 individuals have kicked the bucket and 46 others were harmed when a traveler transport lost control at a slant and veered off into a profound gorge," neighborhood police official Fazal Abbas told AFP.

The transport was conveying individuals from Tableeghi Jamaat — a Sunni fervent gathering — from the northwestern town of Kohat toward the eastern city of Raiwind, close Lahore where their yearly assembling was occurring, he included.

Abbas said that a large portion of the harmed were released from doctor's facility in the wake of getting therapeutic treatment, yet no less than 10 truly injured travelers were sent to Rawalpindi, a battalion city connecting the capital Islamabad.

Authorities included that the transport was not driving on its typical course when it smashed and was utilizing sloping streets after another motorway had been shut because of thick mist and activity.

A nearby government official affirmed the mishap and toll.

Pakistan has one of the world's most exceedingly bad records for deadly car crashes, a considerable lot of them faulted for poor streets, severely kept up vehicles and foolhardy driving.