AWANI
  • 3 years ago
At least 73 people were killed Sunday when two passenger buses and an oil tanker burst into flames in a head-on collision in eastern Afghanistan, health officials said, in one of the worst road accidents in the war-battered nation.

Category

😹
Fun

Recommended

0:54
I
Up next
Dozens of Afghan police recruits killed in Taliban attack
Al Jazeera English
1:16
CCTV captures moment of tanker truck explosion in Italy
AWANI
2:06
Hopeless Afghan struggle to save boy sex slaves
AWANI
3:04
Desh Ki Bahas: US trained Afghan soldiers : Pankaj Mishra, Ayodhya
NewsNation
1:12
India's 'living dead' fights for resurrection
AWANI
4:34
Headlines 1000 27th March 2017
ARY NEWS
5:37
Huge traffic jam on roads as people try to flee Afghanistan
Aaj Tak
2:17
'Clifford the Big Red Dog' New Trailer
Movie Trailer News
1:38
Colin Farrell, Tye Sheridan, Lily-Rose Depp In 'Voyagers' New Trailer
Movie Trailer News
1:03
The Food Printer From 'Upload'
Movie Trailer News
2:01
H2O Just Add Water - Season 4 Episode 1 Trailer
Davide Detlef Arienti
3:02
Eva Marie Saint Presents the Oscar 2018 Best Costume Design Nominees
Davide Detlef Arienti
1:15
Fifty Shades Freed Clip #5
Davide Detlef Arienti
2:02
Pengharaman TikTok: Aplikasi RedNote jadi tumpuan pengguna AS
AWANI
1:13
AS tegaskan semula sokongan untuk Korea Selatan, puji usaha tegakkan perlembagaan
AWANI
1:20
Tiga rakyat China dipenjara 7 tahun, terlibat aktiviti perlombongan haram
AWANI
0:58
PM Thailand jadi sasaran 'scammer' guna AI
AWANI
1:15
Pengarang nafi terlibat serangan seksual lapan wanita
AWANI
0:56
Annuar boleh hidup dengan angan-angan - Fahmi
AWANI
1:37
Fahmi ingatkan rakyat di kawasan berisiko supaya waspada
AWANI
2:02
Malaysia terus perkukuh kedudukan sebagai destinasi utama - Fahmi
AWANI
1:52
Proses ujian Aerotrain masih berjalan - Loke
AWANI
1:19
Bahan mentah ada sijil halal JAKIM - Syarikat pembekal
AWANI
1:59
Landasan ECRL Maran-Kota Bharu siap lebih awal daripada jadual
AWANI
1:15
Empat Pengarah Syarikat antara lima ditahan reman, siasat penyelewengan dana RM104 juta
AWANI