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Highways Shut After Seven Dump Trucks Torched in Karachi Accident Unrest

KARACHI, AUG 10 – The accident sparked mob violence resulting in seven dumper trucks being torched and 10 arrests, amid ongoing concerns over nearly 500 heavy vehicle-related deaths in Karachi in 2024.

  • On August 10, 2025, a dumper truck collided with a motorcycle on Rashid Minhas Road in Karachi, killing two siblings and injuring their father.
  • The accident early Sunday near Federal B Area led to an angry crowd torching no fewer than seven dumper trucks in protest.
  • Authorities suspended traffic on Rashid Minhas Road and diverted vehicles while fire brigades extinguished flames and removed burnt trucks to restore flow.
  • Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori expressed sorrow, directed strict punishment for the driver, urged controlling the dumper mafia, and called for legal restraint from residents.
  • Following arrests of the dumper driver and ten suspects involved in the violence, protests by the dumpers association ended and the Super Highway reopened.
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The News broke the news in Pakistan on Saturday, August 9, 2025.
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