Leaving in their vehicles on the roof-covered streets, some in the hill town of Murree were caught in the death and others kicked the bucket from damaging carbon monoxide
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - At least 23 people were killed on Saturday when their vehicles crashed into snow-covered Muslims and crashed into a popular holiday town to the right of the Pakistani capital Islamabad.
Heavy snowfall in the town of Murree's Dhal town saved 24,000 vehicles, police said. To cover and feed other snow-covered drivers and passengers.
A statement from the Pakistani military read, "Where the equipment cannot reach, the army has been moved and they are clearing the baby and opening the Muslims."
Rescue officials said the bodies were found in cookie-cutter vehicles, some clearly passing carbon monoxide, which is harmful for the time being. The dead included four girls and two children, all under the age of 15.