SHAGNLA: Two people were injured when a car fell into Khan Khwar river from a bridge at Serai area of Karora in Shangla on Tuesday.
According to police the motor car was on it way to Shahpur from Shahtoot when it fell into the river from the bridge as result two people identified as Nasib Zada and Zainullah residents of Shahtoot of Ranyal union council critically wounded.
They said, police and local people took part in rescue work by shifting the injured to nearby Rural health center in Karora.
Doctors in the Karora hospital stated the injured critical and referred them to Said Teaching Hospital in Mingora.
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