Cerca de tres centenares de personas han muerto en un incendio que arrasó anoche una fábrica de material textil en la ciudad de Karachi, en el sur de Pakistán, en uno de los peores siniestros de la historia del país sudasiático. Un responsable de ...
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Al menos 240 personas murieron en el incendio que en la noche del martes destruyó una fábrica textil de Karachi, sur de Pakistán, declaró el miércoles el jefe de policía de la ciudad. "Los socorristas han recuperado 240 cuerpos hasta el momento.
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Aún hay desaparecidos ya que, a mediodía, el fuego aún no había sido extinguido en la sede de Ali Enterprise, una fábrica textil en un barrio pobre de Karachi. El edificio, con rejas en las ventanas, se convirtió una ratonera en la que quedaron ...
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La fábrica Ali Enterprise, de material textil, en la ciudad de Karachi en el sur de Pakistán, fue consumida rápidamente por las llamas. En su interior se encontraban unas 1 500 personas hacinadas en pésimas condiciones de trabajo. Zakir Husain, parte ...
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Islamabad More than 300 people met a macabre death when fire razed two factories, one inKarachi and the other in Lahore. The bigger of the two tragedies took place in the port city where at least 289 people died in one of the worst infernos Pakistan ...
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Karachi/Islamabad: A pair of devastating fires engulfed a garment factory in Karachi and a shoe unit in Lahore killing at least 314 people, including women and children, in one of the worst industrial accidents in Pakistan.
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KARACHI: Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) has announced to observe three days mourning on the tragic deaths of more than two hundred workers due to a raging fire in a factory in Baldia Town in Karachi. The decision was taken in a joint meeting of ...
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Karachi: The Inspector General of Police (IGP) Fayyaz Ahmed Leghari of Sindh Police taking notice of the fire incident occurred in Baldia Town area had formed an inquiry committee under the supervision of Additional Inspector General of Police (Addl ...
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Pakistani firefighters conduct rescue operation at the garments factory in southern Pakistani port city of Karachi, Sept 12, 2012.
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Most of the people were suffocated to death as they were unable to escape from the basement when it filled with smoke, said the top firefighter in Karachi, Ehtisham-ud-Din. There were no fire exits, and the doors leading out of the basement were locked ...
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