Road crash kills two
Two persons were killed in a road accident on the Native Jetty Bridge in the wee hours of Saturday.
According to rescue sources, a 40-year-old man, Ali Akbar, and a 30-year-old, Amanullah, were hit by a speeding vehicle while they were riding a motorbike on the bridge.
As a result, the two suffered severe injuries and died on the spot.
The bodies were taken to Civil Hospital Karachi for autopsies. — PPI
Road deaths are quit common in Karachi, where motorists are often driving recklessly. On August 14, two people died in a road accident near Defence House Authority’s Phase-I.
A car hit a motorcycle and fled the scene, leaving the motorcyclist and a pillion passenger dead, News Desk adds. Another accident took place on Independence Day near Sohrab Goth where one person died.
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