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Two volunteers killed as vehicle in Dera Ismail Khan crash involving Asjad Mahmood’s convoy near Wanda Yarik

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Last updated: March 18, 2026 9:29 am
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A tragic road accident near Dera Ismail Khan has resulted in the deaths of two volunteers and left another injured after a vehicle in the convoy of Asjad Mahmood, a senior figure of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F), skidded off the road and plunged from the CPEC Motorway near Wanda Yarik.

According to police officials, the accident occurred when one of the escort vehicles traveling as part of Asjad Mahmood’s security squad lost control due to slippery road conditions. The vehicle reportedly veered off the motorway and fell down an embankment, causing a severe crash. Emergency responders were dispatched immediately after the incident was reported, but two volunteers in the vehicle died at the scene due to critical injuries. A third individual was injured and was transported to a nearby hospital for medical treatment.

Authorities confirmed that Asjad Mahmood, who is the son of Fazl-ur-Rehman, was traveling in a separate vehicle in the convoy and remained unharmed. The convoy was reportedly passing through the area as part of routine movement when the incident took place, underscoring the risks associated with travel on high-speed motorways.

Preliminary investigations by the police indicate that the primary cause of the accident was road slipperiness. Officials suggested that recent weather conditions or surface factors may have contributed to the hazardous driving environment. However, a detailed inquiry is underway to determine whether any additional factors, such as driver error or mechanical failure, played a role in the crash.

The deaths of the two volunteers have deeply affected members and supporters of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F), as well as the local community. Party workers expressed grief over the loss, remembering the deceased for their commitment and service. Meanwhile, prayers and well-wishes have been extended for the speedy recovery of the injured individual.

Incidents like this highlight the ongoing challenges of road safety, particularly on major infrastructure projects like the CPEC Motorway. While such highways are designed to facilitate faster and more efficient travel, they also require strict adherence to safety measures. Driving at high speeds on slippery roads significantly increases the risk of accidents, especially for vehicles traveling in convoys where maintaining coordination and distance can be difficult.

Road safety experts often emphasize the importance of proper vehicle maintenance, driver awareness, and adherence to speed limits, especially during adverse conditions. Slippery roads can result from rain, dust, oil spills, or temperature changes, all of which can reduce tire traction and make vehicles more prone to skidding. In such conditions, even a minor loss of control can lead to serious consequences, as seen in this incident.

The accident also brings attention to the operational dynamics of political convoys. Escort vehicles are typically required to maintain close formation, which can sometimes limit reaction time in emergency situations. Ensuring that drivers are well-trained and that vehicles are equipped with appropriate safety features is essential to minimize risks during travel.

Rescue teams and local authorities responded swiftly, securing the crash site and carrying out recovery operations. Traffic on the motorway was temporarily disrupted as officials worked to clear the wreckage and assist those involved. Police also issued advisories urging motorists to exercise caution, particularly in areas where road conditions may be hazardous.

As investigations continue, authorities are expected to provide further details about the circumstances surrounding the accident. The findings may help identify measures that can prevent similar incidents in the future, whether through improved road maintenance, better safety enforcement, or enhanced driver training programs.

The loss of two lives in this tragic accident serves as a sobering reminder of the unpredictability of road travel. For the families of the victims, the loss is immeasurable, and for the broader community, it is a moment of reflection on the importance of safety and vigilance.

In the coming days, it is likely that political leaders and community members will pay tribute to the deceased volunteers, acknowledging their contributions and expressing solidarity with their families. Such incidents often leave a lasting impact, prompting renewed calls for improved safety standards and greater awareness among drivers.

Ultimately, while infrastructure development like the CPEC Motorway represents progress and connectivity, it also comes with responsibilities. Ensuring that these roads remain safe for all users requires continuous effort from authorities, drivers, and communities alike. This tragic event near Dera Ismail Khan stands as a reminder that even with modern road networks, caution and preparedness remain essential to prevent the loss of precious lives.

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