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Karachi Mall Fire: 65 Missing, 6 Dead in Inferno

19 Jan

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Summary

  • A massive fire at Karachi's Gul Plaza shopping center killed six people.
  • Over 65 individuals remain missing following the devastating blaze.
  • Rescue efforts were hampered by poor ventilation and flammable materials.
Karachi Mall Fire: 65 Missing, 6 Dead in Inferno

Firefighters in Karachi continue their search for more than 65 missing individuals after a catastrophic fire engulfed the Gul Plaza shopping center on Saturday night. The blaze, which raged for over 24 hours, resulted in six fatalities and 20 injuries. Efforts to contain the fire were challenged by the mall's design, which offered poor ventilation, allowing smoke to rapidly fill the multi-storey structure and impede rescue operations.

The fire is believed to have originated from a circuit breaker, according to initial reports from Sindh police. The nature of the goods sold within the mall, including carpets and resin-based items, likely contributed to the fire's intensity and prolonged smoldering. By Sunday evening, the once-bustling shopping center was reduced to a charred skeleton, with debris scattered across the street, and concerns grew about the building's structural integrity as parts began to collapse.

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Distraught shop owners expressed their devastation, having lost decades of work. The delayed response from city officials also drew criticism from the public gathered at the scene. The incident has left many families in distress as they desperately hope for news of their loved ones amidst the extensive damage.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The fire is suspected to have been caused by a circuit breaker, exacerbated by the mall's poor ventilation and flammable merchandise.
As of Sunday, authorities reported that over 65 people were still missing following the devastating blaze.
The fire erupted on Saturday night, with rescue services receiving the first call at 10:38 p.m. local time.

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