SOCIETY — May 8, 2026

Traffic Accident in Logar Province Leaves Twelve Injured

Twelve people were injured in a traffic collision between a Toyota Fielder and a Suraya-type vehicle in Logar province. Provincial security officials confirmed the incident and urged drivers to adhere to traffic safety regulations.

The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Bakhtar News2 min read

Traffic Accident in Logar Province Leaves Twelve Injured
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A traffic collision in Logar province has left twelve people injured, provincial security officials reported. The incident took place in the Gumbazi area of the Pul-e-Alam district when a Toyota Fielder collided with a Suraya-type passenger vehicle.

Mawlawi Sultan Muhammad Sangin, spokesperson for the Logar Security Command, confirmed the details of the crash and stated that all injured individuals were promptly transported to local medical facilities for treatment. He did not specify the exact nature of the injuries or the current condition of the victims following their admission.

Following the incident, provincial authorities reiterated calls for drivers to strictly observe traffic safety regulations. Officials emphasized the importance of adhering to posted speed limits, ensuring vehicles are properly maintained, and exercising heightened caution on regional roadways to prevent similar accidents in the future.

Local emergency response teams and health workers continue their ongoing efforts to monitor the situation and provide necessary care to those affected. The collision has renewed focus on road safety measures within the province, with security and transportation officials reviewing standard operating procedures for traffic management and accident prevention. Regional authorities noted that consistent enforcement of traffic laws remains a priority for maintaining public safety on provincial routes.

Read the original reporting at Bakhtar News

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