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    Karachi traffic accidents kill 765, injure 10,800 in 10 months

    22febdm@gmail.comBy 22febdm@gmail.comNovember 19, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    In the last 24 hours alone, four people lost their lives in separate accidents.





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    • November 19, 2025

    KARACHI: The Karachi has witnessed devastating traffic accidents over the last 10 months and 18 days, leaving 765 families shattered, and police report.

    In the last 24 hours alone, four people lost their lives in separate accidents near Maripur, Super Highway, North Karachi, and Hassan Square.

    Authorities said reckless driving by heavy vehicles, dumpers, buses, and other traffic violators has claimed the lives of 232 people over the period, including men, women, and children.

    Overall, 10,800 people have been injured in various traffic incidents across the city. Heavy vehicles, including dumpers, buses, minibuses, coaches, trailers, and trucks, were responsible for most of the fatalities:

     

    Bus accidents: 31 deaths

     

    Minibus accidents: 11 deaths

     

    Coach accidents: 6 deaths

     

    Trailer accidents: 87 deaths

     

    Mazda truck accidents: 21 deaths

     

    Dumpers: 41 deaths

     

    Water tankers: 52 deaths

     

    Oil tankers: 7 deaths

    Motorcyclists make up the largest group of victims, followed by pedestrians and occupants of other vehicles. Police officials have urged motorists to follow traffic rules strictly to prevent further loss of life.

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