Dawn: KARACHI: The Karachi police on Monday constituted a special team to make “all-out efforts” to arrest suspects in the Gul Plaza fire and to conduct an impartial probe into the incident. An order issued by the office of SouthDeputy Inspector General (DIG) Syed...
Gulf News: Karachi came alive with the roar of engines and the shimmer of polished chrome as the AntiqueCars Museum hosted its 4th AnnualShow at the historic Frere Hall. Visitors of all ages flocked to this free-to-public “pop-up museum,” witnessing over a century of...
The Hindu: A case has been registered over the massive fire incident at the complex that housed nearly 1,200 wholesale and retail shops spread over an area of 8,000 square feet ......
Dawn: Police on Saturday registered a first information report (FIR) over the devastating Gul Plaza inferno, citing the incident as an “outcome of negligence and carelessness”. The deadly inferno, which erupted on the night of January 17 at the mall and took nearly...
Dawn: The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) on Saturday said temperatures in Karachi could fall to single digits over the weekend, adding that the city’s weather was likely to remain cold and dry with occasional winds. The city saw its second spell of winter...
Khaleejtimes: Muhammad Imran did not take the fire seriously at first, thinking it was another small spark at the Karachi mall that would be quickly extinguished by fellow shop owners. But smoke seeped through ducts and blackened the air in seconds. The lights went out soon...
Khaama Press: Pakistani police say six Afghan armed robbery suspects wanted in dozens of cases were killed during a gunfight with officers in Karachi on Friday. Police said the suspects were shot dead during an intelligence-based operation targeting an armed...
Suryaa: Islamabad, Jan 23 (IANS) SindhGovernor Kamran Tessori on Friday demanded judicial investigation into the Gul Plaza incident in Pakistan'sKarachi as the death toll from the fire increased to 67 while 77 people remain missing, local media reported on Friday....
Dawn: KARACHI: SindhChief MinisterMuradAli Shah on Friday approved a comprehensive package worth Rs21.53 billion, including a Rs13bn grant-in-aid for rehabilitating and improving TownMunicipal Corporations’ (TMCs) road infrastructure in Karachi. According to a...