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Train Derailment Pakistan

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Dawn13 Oct

Five people were killed and more than 40 injured when the Peshawar-bound Rehman Baba Express train derailed near Sher Shah Railway Station in Multan district on Tuesday. According to officials, the derailment likely resulted from a fault in one of the passenger coaches. The Railways Minister appointed an inquiry officer to investigate the incident and promised compensation to victims under Pakistan Railways…

5 killed, several injured as Peshawar-bound train derails in Punjab's Multan district →4 articles from Dawn on this story
The Hindu13 Oct

A passenger train traveling from Karachi to Peshawar derailed on Tuesday, October 12, 2026, in Sher Shah city, Punjab province, killing at least four people and injuring 30 others. Railway spokesman Kaleem Akhtar reported that all bodies were recovered and the injured were taken to a hospital. The incident follows a similar derailment in southern Pakistan in 2023 which resulted in more fatalities and injuries.

Passenger train derails in central Pakistan, killing at least 4 people and injuring 30 →
Euronews13 Oct

A passenger train derailment of the Rehman Baba Express near Sher Shah railway station in Punjab province killed at least five people and injured more than 30 early Tuesday morning local time. All 14 carriages derailed, with some overturning and trapping passengers inside. Rescue workers and cranes were used to remove damaged coaches as the injured were transported to Nishtar Hospital in Multan for treatment. Train…

Pakistan: Passenger train derailment kills at least five, injures more than 30 →

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  • 13 Oct 5 killed, several injured as Peshawar-bound train derails in Punjab's Multan districtFive people were killed and more than 40 injured when the Peshawar-bound Rehman Baba Express train derailed near Sher Shah Railway Station in Multan district on Tuesday. According to officials, the derailment likely resulted from a fault in one of the passenger coaches. The Railways Minister appointed an inquiry officer to investigate the incident and promised compensation to victims under Pakistan Railways…Dawn
  • 13 Oct Pakistan: Passenger train derailment kills at least five, injures more than 30A passenger train derailment of the Rehman Baba Express near Sher Shah railway station in Punjab province killed at least five people and injured more than 30 early Tuesday morning local time. All 14 carriages derailed, with some overturning and trapping passengers inside. Rescue workers and cranes were used to remove damaged coaches as the injured were transported to Nishtar Hospital in Multan for treatment. Train…Euronews
  • 13 Oct At least 4 killed, over 30 injured as Peshawar-bound train derails in Punjab's Multan districtOn Tuesday, a Peshawar-bound train derailed near Sher Shah Railway Station in Punjab’s Multan district, resulting in at least four deaths and over 30 injuries. Train driver Rizwan Abbas reported that the accident occurred while he was passing through the station area; despite applying brakes immediately, passenger coaches came off the tracks. Minister for Railways Hanif Abbasi has directed authorities to provide…Dawn
  • 13 Oct At least 5 killed, over 30 injured as Peshawar-bound train derails in Punjab's Multan districtOn Tuesday, the Peshawar-bound Rehman Baba Express train derailed near Sher Shah Railway Station in Multan district, Punjab, resulting in at least five deaths and over 30 injuries. Train driver Rizwan Abbas reported that the derailment occurred while traveling at 100 kilometers per hour; he felt a sudden push but managed to stop the locomotive before exiting to find several passenger coaches off the tracks. Pakistan…Dawn
  • 13 Oct At least 4 killed, over 40 injured as Peshawar-bound train derails in Punjab's Multan districtOn Tuesday in Multan district, a Peshawar-bound Rehman Baba Express train derailed near Sher Shah Railway Station, resulting in at least four deaths and over 40 injuries. Rescue operations were initiated immediately to assist the injured. Pakistan Railways Minister Hanif Abbasi directed authorities to provide medical care and compensation for those affected and personally visited the site. Train driver Rizwan Abbas…Dawn
  • 13 Oct Passenger train derails in central Pakistan, killing at least 4 people and injuring 30A passenger train traveling from Karachi to Peshawar derailed on Tuesday, October 12, 2026, in Sher Shah city, Punjab province, killing at least four people and injuring 30 others. Railway spokesman Kaleem Akhtar reported that all bodies were recovered and the injured were taken to a hospital. The incident follows a similar derailment in southern Pakistan in 2023 which resulted in more fatalities and injuries.The Hindu

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