LAHORE - A man has reportedly set his car on fire due to unknown reasons here on Tuesday.
According to details, a man had burnt his car out of rage in Defence Housing Authority area of the city. The Rescue 1122 extinguished the fire.
Police have arrested the car driver and took him to B-block police station.
9 KILLED, 888 INJURED IN 852 ACCIDENTS IN PUNJAB
At least nine people were killed and 888 injured in 852 road traffic accidents in Punjab during the last 24 hours.
Out of the total injured, 467 people were seriously injured who were shifted to different hospitals, whereas, 421 minor injured victims were treated at the incident site by the rescue medical teams, said a spokesman for Rescue 1122 here on Tuesday.
The analysis showed that 425 drivers, 24 underage drivers, 99 pedestrians, and 373 passengers were among the victims of these road traffic crashes. The statistics showed that 248 accidents were reported in Lahore which affected 274 persons placing the provincial capital at top of the list followed by 74 in Faisalabad with 75 victims and at third Gujranwala with 56 accidents and 53 victims.
As many as, 700 motorcycles, 76 rickshaws, 83 cars, 25 vans, 6 buses, 27 trucks and 83 other vehicles and slow-moving carts were involved in the traffic accidents
According to details, a man had burnt his car out of rage in Defence Housing Authority area of the city. The Rescue 1122 extinguished the fire.
Police have arrested the car driver and took him to B-block police station.
9 KILLED, 888 INJURED IN 852 ACCIDENTS IN PUNJAB
At least nine people were killed and 888 injured in 852 road traffic accidents in Punjab during the last 24 hours.
Out of the total injured, 467 people were seriously injured who were shifted to different hospitals, whereas, 421 minor injured victims were treated at the incident site by the rescue medical teams, said a spokesman for Rescue 1122 here on Tuesday.
The analysis showed that 425 drivers, 24 underage drivers, 99 pedestrians, and 373 passengers were among the victims of these road traffic crashes. The statistics showed that 248 accidents were reported in Lahore which affected 274 persons placing the provincial capital at top of the list followed by 74 in Faisalabad with 75 victims and at third Gujranwala with 56 accidents and 53 victims.
As many as, 700 motorcycles, 76 rickshaws, 83 cars, 25 vans, 6 buses, 27 trucks and 83 other vehicles and slow-moving carts were involved in the traffic accidents
