Five people commit suicide in Sukkur region
By Our Correspondent
August 25, 2020
SUKKUR: As many as five people including a woman committed suicide in different cities of Sindh. In Saddo Mohalla in Kotri, an employee of pharmaceutical company, Ali Ahmed Jiskani shot himself with a pistol over a domestic issue. In another incident, a man Maqsood Gopang took his own life by shooting himself with a pistol over a domestic issue at Saeedo Dero in Larkana. The police said three days ago, he was appointed on the deceased quota.
Reports said in Mithi, a woman Dai Kolhi hanged herself on a tree to death over poverty issue, while another man Sajid Bhel also committed suicide. Meanwhile, a young man Irfanullah in Mathli committed suicide, when his parents refused to give him money for new mobile.
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