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Karachi has been put on high alert over mysterious deaths; toll reaches 22
The Daily Guardian
|June 27, 2024
The city of Karachi is grappling with a mysterious and concerning trend as the number of unidentified bodies found in various areas of the metropolis has now reached 22, according to a Geo News report on Wednesday.
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On Tuesday, five new bodies were discovered, adding to the growing list of unexplained deaths.
According to the Chhipa Welfare Association, a nonprofit welfare organization in Pakistan, three of the latest victims appear to be drug addicts, as per Geo News.
Despite efforts by the organization's volunteers, none of the 22 bodies have been identified.
A spokesperson of the Chhipa Welfare Association said in a statement on Tuesday, that volunteers found five more bodies in different areas of Karachi on Tuesday.
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