Two children were passing near a garbage heap when unknown individuals set the trash on fire, causing an explosion.
According to a report of Bol News on Thursday, as a result of the blast, a sharp object flew and struck 9-year-old Dilawar in the neck, leading to his immediate death at the scene.
The incident took place in the Kasba Islamia Colony area of Karachi, shattering the lives of the child’s family. Setting garbage on fire has become a common practice in Karachi, despite the significant pollution it causes.
This practice contributes to air pollution, leading to smog, respiratory diseases, and lung problems. The police have launched an investigation into the tragic death of 9-year-old Dilawar due to the sharp object hitting his neck. No further details are available at the moment.
Karachi has experienced a disturbing increase in fatalities from road accidents, robbery resistance, and aerial firing during the first two weeks of January 2025, as reported by Chipa Foundation.
According to a report by ARY News on Thursday, Chipa Foundation has revealed that 36 individuals lost their lives in traffic accidents, while 528 others, including children, the elderly, and young adults, were injured.
