At the time of the disaster, the bus, owned and operated by Markopolo, was transporting over forty people.
After starting a rescue effort, Rescue 1122 and other emergency response teams took the injured people to Chillas Hospital so they could receive emergency medical attention. According to rescue sources, since most of the injured were in serious condition, the number of fatalities could increase.
The hospital declared an emergency and issued a desperate need for blood donations to help the injured.
The government spokesperson for Gilgit-Baltistan reports that the bus accident rescue effort has been effectively completed.
Shehbaz Sharif, the prime minister, expressed his sorrow over the deaths and offered his condolences to the families of the deceased. Additionally, he gave the order to administer "every possible medical treatment" to the injured.
Haji Gulbar Khan, the chief minister of G-B, expressed his profound sadness and grief over the tragic accident.
Mohsin Naqvi, the federal interior minister, too conveyed his deep sadness over the terrible deaths and offered his condolences to the families of the deceased.
Prior to this, pilgrims traveling to the Shah Noorani shrine near Hub were involved in an accident that resulted in at least 11 fatalities and over 30 injuries.
The truck carrying the devotees was traveling from Thatta to the Shah Noorani shrine in the Khuzdar area of Balochistan when it lost control and crashed into a ditch close to the Ghulam Hussain Chatta Hotel.