- Motorcyclist injured in an accident involving a Dumper Truck in Korangi.
- Piedton mortally affected by an unknown vehicle near the Hasan Square bridge.
- Motorcycle carrying a woman and a man sunk by DHA.
Traffic accidents separated in Karachi won three lives and made four other injured, the last tragic incidents of the port city while the victims linked to traffic continue to increase.
A young man was killed and his two brothers were seriously injured when a quick withdrawal truck overthrew them in the city of Baldia. The heavy vehicle struck the three brothers, who led a motorcycle near Lucky Charhai, Old Toll Plaza.
Consequently, Rahib, 18, son of Akhwan Khan, died on the spot while his two older brothers – Munnir and Sahib – underwent serious injuries and were taken to the civil hospital of Dr. Ruth Pfau.
The three brothers were employed in a marble factory in the industrial zone and returned home after work. The injured statements said the Dumper was in the wrong direction, police said.
Following the accident, the police reached the area, arrested the driver of the failure and entering the vehicle. However, no cases has been recorded so far.
Meanwhile, another motorcyclist was injured in a similar accident involving a Dumper truck near the singer Chowrangi, Korangi.
In addition, Hafezullah, 65, was killed after being hit by an unknown vehicle near the overview of Place Hasan within the limits of the Aziz Bhatti police station, The news reported on Friday.
Police said the victim crossed the road when he met the accident. Police recorded a case and research the vehicle who struck the victim.
In addition, a car struck a motorcycle near Khayaban-E-Sahil, Dha, killing a woman there and injuring a man. The car driver fled the premises while the injured man was transferred to a medical establishment. Police sources have confirmed that the driver of the car had abandoned the vehicle.
More than 150 people have been killed in various road accidents in Karachi in the past two months. By comparing the figures for last year, the metropolis experienced a 74.4% increase in road deaths, with 86 deaths recorded in January and February 2024, in accordance with the police data from last week.
During the same period of this year, 69 people lost their lives in January and 40 years in February, with victims aged 2 to 75.