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Governor demands formation of high-level commission to probe accidents

Governor demands formation of high-level commission to probe accidents

Web Desk February 17, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

KARACHI: Governor Sindh Kamran Khan Tessori has demanded to the Chief Minister Sindh to form high-level commission to on increasing traffic accidents in the Karachi city.

Governor Sindh wrote a letter to Chief Minister Sindh Syed Murad Ali Shah on increasing traffic accidents in the city.

According to the spokesman, Governor Sindh Kamran Tessori expressed concern over the negligent driving of drivers, dumper, truck and water tankers, saying that violations and accidents of traffic laws increased significantly within a few months.

Governor Sindh demanded the Chief Minister to set up a high level commission headed by the Chief Secretary and said that the committee should identify the reasons and determine the responsibilities, effective strategies must be made to prevent such incidents.

Kamran Tessori said in his letter that at present, there are severe anxiety and reservations among the people, urging the government to take immediate and effective steps to ensure the protection of the lives of the citizens.

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Earleir, Karachi has experienced a concerning rise in traffic accidents, with 107 deaths reported in just the first 45 days of 2025. The victims include 78 men, 14 women, 11 children, and 4 girls, according to rescue services.

The Chhipa Welfare Association reported that 1,493 people were injured in these accidents, including 1,290 men, 193 women, 42 children, and 18 girls.

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