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Overnight targeted attacks claim 10 lives in Karachi | DAWN.COM
KARACHI: Inspector General (IG) Sindh Police summoned details into incidents of violence that left at least 10 people dead overnight in Karachi, DawnNews reported early Saturday.
Gunmen on motorcycles opened fire at a teahouse in North Karachis Disco Morr area, injuring five people, who were taken to Abbasi Shaheed hospital but later succumbed to their injuries.
Meanwhile, three people were shot dead in North Karachis 5C-4 area. The deceased were identified as Faizan, Yahya and Majeed.
Two people were gunned down near Water Pump roundabout of Karachis Federal B. Area late on Friday/ According to sources, unknown armed assailants opened fire sporadically, spreading chaos among local residents.
Markets located on the Sharah-e-Pakistan were shut down after the killings as police and Rangers cordoned off the area. Protestors gathered on the main Shahrah-e-Pakistan, disrupting the flow of the traffic.
Police used tear-gas and resorted to aerial firing to disperse the protesters.
IG Sindh Fayyaz Leghari summoned the detail reports of the incidents and told all the Superintendent Police (SPs) of the city that he would personally monitor the Karachis security. Director General (DG) Rangers and Police officials visited the affected areas.
KARACHI: Inspector General (IG) Sindh Police summoned details into incidents of violence that left at least 10 people dead overnight in Karachi, DawnNews reported early Saturday.
Gunmen on motorcycles opened fire at a teahouse in North Karachis Disco Morr area, injuring five people, who were taken to Abbasi Shaheed hospital but later succumbed to their injuries.
Meanwhile, three people were shot dead in North Karachis 5C-4 area. The deceased were identified as Faizan, Yahya and Majeed.
Two people were gunned down near Water Pump roundabout of Karachis Federal B. Area late on Friday/ According to sources, unknown armed assailants opened fire sporadically, spreading chaos among local residents.
Markets located on the Sharah-e-Pakistan were shut down after the killings as police and Rangers cordoned off the area. Protestors gathered on the main Shahrah-e-Pakistan, disrupting the flow of the traffic.
Police used tear-gas and resorted to aerial firing to disperse the protesters.
IG Sindh Fayyaz Leghari summoned the detail reports of the incidents and told all the Superintendent Police (SPs) of the city that he would personally monitor the Karachis security. Director General (DG) Rangers and Police officials visited the affected areas.
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