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KARACHI: The city echoed with heavy gunfire on New Year’s Eve on Friday night claiming at least one life and leaving more than 15 people injured amid tight security arrangements and warnings from the authorities.

An 11-year-old boy was killed and 17 injured in firing on New Years Eve in Karachi, according to the police. Karachi reverberated with celebratory gunfire late Friday night and early Saturday morning despite a restriction on aerial firing. Authorities had warned violators will be booked under murder charges. During the firing, the 11-year-old boy, a resident of Ajmer Nagri, was shot. He passed away during treatment at the hospital. Another 9-year-old girl was wounded near Ghaad Mandi. Other inju...

KARACHI: At least 15 people were injured following incidents of celebratory aerial firing, reported from across the city, to herald the new year,...

At least one was killed and 17 people suffered bullet injuries on New Years eve during the celebratory gunfire in Pakistans Karachi, local media reported on Saturday.

At least one was killed and 17 people suffered bullet injuries on New Year eve during the celebratory gunfire in Pakistan Karachi, local media reported on

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