Haji Tayyab Yalanzai, News Desk: 

Nushki, April 28, 2025 – The tragic fire that erupted after an oil tanker accident near the Nushki bus terminal has now claimed the lives of 13 individuals, while more than 50 others remain hospitalized in critical condition.

According to local officials, 12 of the deceased have been laid to rest in different areas of Nushki, while one victim, reportedly a driver, was buried in Panchpai. Among those who lost their lives were two employees of the Nushki Municipal Committee, who succumbed to severe burn injuries during treatment.

At least a dozen patients remain in critical condition. The injured are currently receiving treatment at Quetta’s Burn Center, CMH, and Aria Hospital, while around 18 victims have been shifted to various medical facilities in Karachi due to the severity of their injuries.

Medical sources have described the condition of many victims as “highly critical,” with doctors working round the clock to stabilize their health.

The horrific incident, which shocked the community, has once again raised concerns about hazardous material transportation and safety protocols in densely populated areas.

Authorities are continuing to investigate the cause of the fire, while rescue and medical teams remain on high alert to support the victims and their families.

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