What a great, gruesome, gigantic, gross and grave tragedy?

R.I.P to departed souls....

Jeeps were never made to carry 21 people! Add to that the poor conditions of the roads in Pakistan, and you have an accident waiting to happen. There is no rules, and the any safety rules are not enforced. And it is all for more profit to the cost of Human life.

Accidents happen. Sorrow... Heartache... Condolences... Gordon D. Walker Canada

@Rashid, well said. R.I.P. to departed souls. Having travelled on these roads as a UNDP consultant while preparing Tourism Master Plan for Pakistan decades back, I have always been concerned to the safety of people traveling on these rickety overloaded vehicle with bumpy & unsafe conditions of such narrow, winding, mountainous unpaved roads. It seems nothing has changed despite PTI govt’s often trumpeted slogan of KPK, becoming a role model province for other federating units to follow. The KPK northern areas, being a favorite tourist spot for local as well as foreign visitors, suffering from unsafe journey to many beautiful spots, beyond Mangora in Swat, GB, Chitral, Hunza & others, needs infrastructural upgrading to bring it at par with global safety & security requirements for both local & foreign travelers. Pakistan can tap on tourism potential of northern areas, earning much FE for Pakistan, by improving infrastructure facilities, benefiting both local & foreign visitors.

SHO says jeep, carrying 21 people, fell into the river due to bad condition of the road... With this statement ..can we sue the government..

Who to blame.

RIP