Pakistan Oil Tanker Inferno in Pictures

25 June 2017719

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People gather behind burnt motorcycles and vehicles at the scene of an Oil tanker accident on the outskirts of Bahawalpur, Pakistan EPA/FAISAL KAREEM

Burnt cars and motorcycles at the scene of an oil tanker explosion in Bahawalpur in Pakistan. (REUTERS)

(Note — Graphic content) Local residents look at burnt bodies after an oil tanker caught fire following an accident on a highway near Ahmedpur East, some 670 km from Islamabad. (AFP)

The scene of the oil tanker explosion in Bahawalpur in Pakistan. (REUTERS)

A soldier stands guard at the scene of the oil tanker explosion in Bahawalpur in Pakistan. (REUTERS)

A soldier stands guard amid burnt out cars and motorcycles at the scene of the oil tanker explosion in Bahawalpur in Pakistan. (REUTERS)

(Note – Graphic content) Hospital workers carry victims of the oil tanker explosion in Bahawalpur in Pakistan. (REUTERS)

(Note – Graphic content) Rescue workers and paramedics bring a burns victim injured after the oil tanker fire. (AFP)

Charred wreckage of motorcycles and cars lay scattered on the national highway [Shazia Bhatti/Al Jazeera]

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