Karachi Warehouse Blaze Destroys Goods, No Casualties Reported

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Fire in Landhi Sherpao Colony Warehouse Extinguished, Authorities Investigate Cause

Karachi, Sindh, Web Desk: A major fire broke out in an old warehouse in Landhi Sherpao Colony, Karachi, near Masjid Aqsa, reducing stored goods, including foam and paper, to ashes. Rescue 1122 and the Karachi Fire Brigade rushed to the scene to control the blaze, while police and other emergency teams assisted in the operation. Cooling and inspection procedures are ongoing to ensure safety. No casualties have been reported. Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has taken notice of the incident and directed authorities to investigate the cause of the fire. The commissioner confirmed that timely action by the fire brigade prevented further damage. In a related incident, a fire at a house-cum-school in Malir Khokhrapar injured two children, and CM Shah ordered immediate medical aid and a full inquiry.

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