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‘My injured daughter-in-law waited five hours for help’: Father of slain Karachi man
Key takeaways
- Speaking to the media, Jameel, father of Ali Murtaza, said the Balochistan government had remained in contact with the family, but claimed the Sindh government had yet to reach out or offer any assistance.
- This should never happen to anyone again,” he said.
- Ali Murtaza was travelling with his wife and two daughters after visiting Quetta when the family reportedly lost their way and entered the Dasht area of Kech district.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize KARACHI: The father of a Karachi man who was killed after unidentified gunmen opened fire on his family’s vehicle in Balochistan’s Dasht area has recounted the family’s ordeal, saying his injured daughter-in-law waited nearly five hours for help after the attack, ARY News reported.
Speaking to the media, Jameel, father of Ali Murtaza, said the Balochistan government had remained in contact with the family, but claimed the Sindh government had yet to reach out or offer any assistance.
“What happened was deeply tragic. This should never happen to anyone again,” he said.
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