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Latest violence claims four lives in Karachi

Dawn.com Published January 1, 2013
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KARACHI: Four people were killed in incidents of firing in Karachi on Tuesday, DawnNews reported.

One person was killed in the city's Gulistan-i-Jauhar area and a case was registered pertaining to the killing in the Gulistan-i-Jauhar police station.

Moreover, one person was shot dead in Karachi's Old Golimar area and two people were killed in the city's Agra Taj Colony and Khamosh Colony.

Furthermore, 26 people, including two women, had been injured during “celebratory gunfire” on New Year night. The injured were subsequently shifted to different hospitals for medical treatment.

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Ash Mirza
Jan 01, 2013 07:37am
So sad, every day killing, killing and killing....I think Pakistani who love Pakistan and people of Pakistan must request all religious leader and also politicians to PLEASE request govern ment of Pakistan that include President zardari....to stop crime, set the priority..I am sure it can be done, IF all unite to gether. Inshallah............LETS HOPE FOR THE BEST Sincerely, Ash Mirza
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