Karachi:
The relentless murder of people by accelerating waste mill driven by unreal and often intoxicated drivers has sent shock waves through the government as well as by political and social circles.
The Minister of Sindh at Accri and Taxation, Mukesh Kumar Chawla, ordered strict action against unregistered waste in the city.
The accusation and taxation of the secretary organized a meeting to consider an increase in death and injury incidents due to meat speed; Many of them have proven to be not recorded.
Chawla addressing Reunion said that speed drivers killed people almost every day in the metropolis.
He said the excise service will collaborate with the traffic police to enter unregistered waste. The meeting was sentenced to the repression of illegal waste.
In addition, the Governor of Sindh, Kamran Tessori, called for the implementation of the schedules set for intense traffic in the city. Intense traffic is authorized within the limits of the city only from 12h to 7h, but waste, oil tankers and trucks continue to rush on the roads 24 hours a day, especially during peak hours. Tessori pushed to impose the curfew for high traffic in the city.
Roads or traps to death
Eleven people killed in 24 hours due to the collisions of bus trucks and discoveries should be sufficient to wake up the authorities, said the movement of the Muttahida Qaumi-Pakistan movement. The parliamentary chief of MQM-P and his assistant to the Sindh assembly expressed serious concerns concerning the alarming number of traffic accidents in the metropolis, where 11 people lost their lives in various incidents in the last 24 hours.
In a statement published Thursday, the parliamentary chief of the MQM-P Iftikhar Alam condemned the “reckless actions of the Dumper Mafia” and an illegal trailer operating in the city. “Their uncontrolled movements have become a huge threat to public security,” he added.
Alam criticized the Sindh government and the traffic police for their lack of action, declaring that these are only passive observers, which has contributed to the increase in the accident rate.
Alam called for the strict application of the opening hours designated for waste and trailers to improve the safety of citizens on the roads.
Meanwhile, the assistant parliamentary chief of the MQM-P, Taha Ahmed Khan, firmly criticized the Sindh government for his “inability to ensure road safety”, blaming his incompetence for the growing number of deaths on the roads of the city .
“Karachi’s roads have become death traps! Uncontrolled waste claim an innocent life – which is responsible?” Questioned Taha Ahmed Khan. He condemned the 15 -year mandate of the Sindh government, arguing that despite the decision for more than a decade, he failed to provide basic road safety measures to citizens.
He urged the government to immediately apply time restrictions to intense traffic and ensure that large vehicles are excluded from the main roads in the city during rush hours. The MQM-P chief underlined the need for stricter laws to regulate heavy vehicles and prevent other tragedies. “The MQM-P is held with the victims and requests immediate measures to control intense traffic in Karachi,” he said.
The mayor writes to Top Cop
Mayor Murtaza Wahab mayor in a letter addressed to the Aig Karachi police, said the growing number of fatal accidents is unacceptable and requires immediate measures of all relevant civic agencies.
