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Pakistan Army honors oil tanker driver for heroic bravery

A video of the driver driving the burning tanker caught people on social media with shock. Faisal Baloch with his heroic bravery averted a possible major catastrophe.

Pakistan Army on Saturday awarded heroic oil tanker driver Faisal Baloch with a cash prize at Corps Headquarters in Quetta. The award has been given to acknowledge the selfless act of oil tanker driver Faisal Baloch.

Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) issued a statement. “To acknowledge the selfless act of courage, he was invited at the Corps HQ Quetta, awarded a cash prize, and honored on special directions of the COAS.” He was honored on the directions of Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa.

Last week, Faisal Baloch, an oil tanker driver risked his life to save the lives of other people. He steered a burning oil tanker three kilometers away from the populated area to save the lives of people.

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A video of the driver driving the burning tanker caught people on social media with shock. Faisal Baloch with his heroic bravery averted a possible major catastrophe.

Deputy Commissioner (DC) Quetta Shehak Baloch on Friday also awarded a certificate of human life protection and cash to the tanker driver Faisal Baloch in recognition of his humanitarian service for saving human lives by taking the burning oil tanker away from the population at the risk of his life, on Friday.

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On the occasion, the Deputy Commissioner appreciated the bravery and courage of Faisal Baloch and said that he put his life at risk to save the lives and property of the other people.

Chief Minister Balochistan Mir Abdul Quddus Bizenjo also announced Rs, 0.5 million for a tanker driver Faisal Baloch the other day and appreciated his efforts in saving the lives of people when he had taken the burning oil tanker away from the population are putting his life at risk.