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KARACHI: Police on Monday claimed to have ‘solved’ the kidnapping, rape and murder case of a six-year-old girl reported in Korangi on July 26 as the DNA samples of the held suspect matched with those of the victim. “An investigation team on the basis of evidences arrested a suspect who is neighbour of the victim and sent his DNA samples to a laboratory at the University of Karachi, which have been matched with the DNA samples of the minor girl,” declared East Zone DIG Saqib Ismail Memon while announcing the arrest. Speaking at a press conference at his office, the senior officer added...

July 15, 2021 The East Zone chief for the Karachi Range of the Sindh police has ordered an inquiry against a former station house officer (SHO) of the Shah Latif police station for possessing an expensive vehicle. East DIG Saqib Ismail Memon has ordered an inquiry against ex-SHO Naik Muhammad Khosa, directing the Landhi Division superintendent of police to complete the investigation within seven days and submit a report. The order states that it must be established who owned the vehicle, and how did it come to be in the possession of the former SHO, while it should be verified whether the ve...

Karachi police on Saturday claimed to have arrested three men for their alleged involvement in the murder of an engineering institute’s director in broad daylight in District East a day...

Dubious appointments plague health dept Government has been unable to post permanent director, juniors handed additional charge KARACHI: While coronavirus cases continue to balloon in the provincial capital, the Sindh health department appears to have been grappling with struggles of its own. Much of these predicaments stem from the lack of an administrative head and questionable appointments which have seemingly upset the department’s senior staff. To offer context, the post of the department’s director has remained vacant in Karachi ever since Dr Ismail Memon was sent back to the Dr Rut...

Walk-in vaccination of elderly begins Over 300 unregistered persons aged 70 and above get jabs at Khaliq Dina Hall A woman is vaccinated against the coronavirus at Khaliq Dina Hall in Karachi. The inoculation of persons above the age of 70 on a walk-in basis began on Tuesday. PHOTO: ONLINE KARACHI: Over 300 unregistered persons above the age of 70 were administered Sinopharm vaccine at Karachi’s Khaliq Dina Hall on Tuesday, marking the commencement of the inoculation of persons aged 70 and above against the coronavirus on walk-in basis. The vaccination of unregistered persons was carried ...