Death Toll Rises to Six in Fireworks Store Blast

Pakistan: Death toll in Karachi warehouse blast rises to six

Pakistan: Death toll in Karachi warehouse blast rises to six - The Tribune

The death toll from Thursday's firecracker warehouse explosion in Karachi's MA Jinnah Road increased to six, as another injured victim succumbed to their injuries during treatment on Saturday, Geo News reported, citing officials.

Death toll rises to six in fireworks store blast

Rescuers pulled three more bodies from the rubble of the collapsed Al-Amna Plaza on MA Jinnah Road, raising the death toll from Thursday's fireworks warehouse explosion to six. Four of the injured are said to be in critical condition. The blast occurred at a warehouse and storeroom used for storing and selling fireworks, located inside Al-Amna Plaza. The explosion triggered a massive fire, which was brought under control before rescue teams laun…

Death toll climbs to 6 in Karachi warehouse blaze

Preedy police register case against owners of warehouse.

Karachi warehouse blast as death toll rises to six, owner arrested

KARACHI: The death toll from the firecracker warehouse blast on MA Jinnah Road has climbed to six after another injured victim lost his life during treatment, officials confirmed on Saturday. Police said the warehouse owner, Muhammad Hanif, also known as Patakha Wala, has been arrested from the hospital where he was under treatment. His brother, Ayub, who was also wounded in the explosion, managed to escape from Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centr…

Al-Amna Plaza blast: 500 kg of fireworks exploded, more stock still inside

After the terrifying explosion of fireworks material at Al-Amna Plaza on M.A. Jinnah Road, the bomb disposal squad, after extensive searching, prepared its report, according to which 500 kilograms of fireworks material exploded, while fireworks material is still present in Al-Amna Plaza. In a report, citing police sources, it has been claimed that 500 kilograms of fireworks material exploded in the blast, due to which the building suffered sever…