20 injured in Motorway pile-up near Pindi Bhattian
As many as 20 people were injured many of them seriously when a number of vehicles collided with each other at Motorway M-2 near Khankah Dogran in Pindi Bhattian on Monday morning, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
Soon after receiving the report, Rescue 1122 dispatched six emergency vehicles to the site of the accident and provided first-aid to the nine injured persons on the spot, and later shifted 11 critically injured persons to the hospital.
The Motorway police launched an investigation to try to establish what caused this pile-up.
Earlier, on February 10, 2026, two people were killed, and two others were wounded when a car hit a roadside pole near Pindi Bhattian.
According to details, the accident occurred on the Sargodha Road, where the driver of the car lost control of the vehicle after its tire burst and skidded off the road and hit a roadside pole, killing two persons on the spot and injuring two others.
The dead and injured, residents of Noori Gate, Sargodha, were returning home after attending a marriage ceremony.
Police and rescue teams reached the spot after being informed and shifted the dead and injured to the hospital.
شیخوپورہ: موٹروے ایم 2 پر خانقاہ ڈوگراں کے قریب دھند کے باعث متعدد گاڑیاں ٹکرا گئیں، بیسیوں افراد زخمی۔۔!! pic.twitter.com/xCVaXs0ELe
— Khurram Iqbal (@khurram143) February 23, 2026
Eight injured in another pile-up
A number of vehicles were also collided in M-3 Abdul Hakeem Motorway in Sharaqpur Sharif on Monday.
The accident occurred near Tareediwali village as the vehicles were heading to Lahore.
Rescue 1122 teams shifted the injured persons to hospital after giving them first-aid treatment at the spot.
Rescue worker dies on M-9 Motorway
A nursing staff deputed with an ambulance of Rescue 1122 was killed and four other workers were injured in an accident between an ambulance and a truck on M9 motorway in Jamshoro district on Monday.
The police identified the deceased as Faizangrio, a resident of Khairpur district.
The injured – Imran Shah, Sagheer Mangrio, Shehanshah Shah and the ambulance driver Muhammad Yaseen Mangrio were shifted to Liaquat University Hospital in Hyderabad.
Reporters: Malik Nasir and Malik Javed Iqbal