Child Killed in Third Heavy Traffic Accident in Karachi
KARACHI: A young child lost his life on Tuesday in what has become the third major traffic accident in Karachi this week, raising serious concerns about road safety, speeding, and poor traffic enforcement in the metropolis.
According to initial reports from the Karachi Police, the child was struck by a fast-moving vehicle near a busy intersection. Locals rushed the victim to the hospital, where doctors pronounced him dead on arrival.
Series of Accidents Alarms Authorities
This fatal incident marks the third heavy traffic accident in just a few days:
- A rising number of speeding-related collisions
- Reckless driving observed across several main roads
- Insufficient enforcement of traffic rules in high-risk zones
A police official told Faiz.tv:
“The back-to-back accidents are alarming. We are increasing patrolling and will take strict action against speeding and negligent driving.”
Citizens Demand Urgent Traffic Reforms
Residents of Karachi have voiced frustration over:
- Poor road discipline
- Lack of pedestrian safety measures
- Absence of effective traffic calming systems
- Overloaded public and private vehicles
Many believe these tragic incidents reflect a need for citywide traffic management reforms, including better signage, stricter penalties, and improved monitoring through smart cameras.
Road Safety Advocates Raise Concerns
Road safety groups highlight:
- Increasing urban traffic pressure
- Lack of child-safe pedestrian crossings
- Poor driving education among motorists
- Delayed emergency response in accident-prone areas
Experts warn that without immediate corrective measures, Karachi may continue to record rising casualty numbers, especially in densely populated neighbourhoods.
Conclusion
The death of the child in Karachi’s third heavy traffic accident has sparked renewed debate about poor traffic enforcement and neglected road safety systems. Authorities are expected to announce additional safety measures in the coming days.
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