Three Pakistani workers Mushtaq Ahmed, Imdad Ullah, and Bakht Muneer Khan tragically lost their lives in a serious car accident in Saudi Arabia. The men were from the Kakad area of Upper Dir, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and had been working in the kingdom to support their families back home.
According to details, the accident happened while they were travelling for work. Emergency teams quickly arrived at the scene and rushed all three workers to the nearest hospital.
Despite the efforts of doctors, the injuries were too severe, and they could not survive. Their passing has brought deep sorrow to their families, relatives, and the entire local community.
After the necessary formalities were completed in Saudi Arabia, arrangements were made to bring their bodies back to Pakistan. The repatriation process was handled with the help of community members and local authorities.
When their bodies arrived in their village, a large number of people gathered to receive them, expressing grief and offering condolences to the families.
Funeral prayers were held in their hometown with hundreds of villagers in attendance. The atmosphere was filled with sadness as the three men were laid to rest. Many people remembered them as hardworking individuals who had gone abroad in hopes of giving their families a better future.
Local residents and community leaders have also urged authorities to provide support to the grieving families.
The tragic incident has once again highlighted the challenges faced by overseas workers and the emotional cost their families bear when such heartbreaking events occur.
