According to details, the bus was carrying 18 passengers when it was traveling from Rawalpindi to Skardu and fell into a ravine due to the landslide.
He added that the road will be opened for traffic once the rescue operation is completed.
Earlier in September, a landslide in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province killed at least 23 miners and injured another 20. The incident occurred in Safi Tehsil of Mohmand district, that sits near the Afghanistan border.
According to a survey done later the same month revealed that around a third of the mines in the district were ‘high risk’.
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