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Two road accidents in Pakistan leave 15 dead and 24 wounded

A car-van collision in Sohawa and a bus-truck collision near Sahiwal on Sunday amounted to the casualty, sources said.

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LAHORE: At least 15 people were killed and 24 others injured today in two separate road accidents in Pakistan's Punjab province, the police said.

A car-van collision on Grand Trunk Road in Sohawa near Jhelum killed at least 11 people while injuring four others who were shifted to a local hospital. The incident occurred after the car's tyre burst and it crashed into the van, The Express Tribune reported.

In another incident, four people were killed and 20 others wounded after an "over-speeding" bus collided with a trailer near Yousuf Wala near Sahiwal.

Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif, while expressing grief over the loss of precious lives, ordered an inquiry into the incident. He condoled the deaths of those killed and expressed his sympathies with the relatives of the victims.

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