350 killed while 16,000 became crippled in road accidents in Punjab during Feb-March 2013

Crime350 killed while 16,000 became crippled in road accidents in Punjab during...

Islamabad: As many as 350 people lost their lives in road accidents in Punjab during the month of February and March while more than 16,000 got serious injuries that will remain life threatening to them. Therefore more than 16,400 families were affected by reckless driving and lost hope for a better future. Majority of injured people are crippled for whole of their lives. Around 18,000 bikers were involved in theses accidents.

Rescue 1122 is working in collaboration with Safe Communities Pakistan for Compilation and dissemination of this data. 

 February 2013March 2013
Total RTAs RTA1219215680
Male1164814954
Female29563915
Dead160190
Alive & unstable793910134
Alive & stable60058545
Vehicle Involved   
Bikes769210062
cars17271944
Busses/ Coach376363
Trucks415503
Vans777967
Rickshaws13771737
Pedestrian11861752
Other13911737
Age of Victims in Years   
1Y-10Y6761073
11Y-20Y27473774
21Y-30Y46395608
31Y-40Y30003780
41Y-50Y18142365
51Y-60Y9801211
Above 60Y7481058
Dead160190
Alive & unstable793910134
Alive & stable60058545

          

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