Two-Year-Old Child Killed in Kasur Bus Accident

Tamseela Akhtar

May 30, 2024 — 1 min read

QASUR, May 30: A two-year-old child identified as Ali was killed in a tragic traffic accident in Kasur on Thursday. The accident occurred near Grand City on Kot Radha Kishan Road when a speeding bus collided with a motorcycle carrying the child and his family.
The accident resulted in the child's death on the spot. The injured, Yasin and Ramzanah Bibi, were taken to the hospital for medical treatment.
Following the accident, authorities initiated legal proceedings. The details of the bus driver and any charges they may face are not yet available.This incident highlights the dangers of speeding and the importance of road safety measures.

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