Independence Day celebrations in Karachi, Pakistan, were disrupted by incidents of aerial firing, resulting in a devastating loss of life and numerous injuries. Three people, including a young girl, died as a result of the gunfire, and more than sixty others were injured. The gunfire, which took place during the celebrations, led to widespread condemnation, with authorities launching investigations and promising to hold those involved accountable. The incidents highlight the risks associated with irresponsible celebrations and the need for public safety measures. In January, Karachi experienced a similar surge in fatalities due to shootings, with factors including disputes and celebratory gunfire contributing to the casualties.
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