Nine Chinese and three Pakistanis died in Kohistan when their bus plunged into a ravine after the blast in the bus. Dispelling the rumors, the foreign office revealed that the blast was due to mechanical failure. Moreover, the foreign office informed that further investigation is still in progress and local authorities are treating the injured.
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