Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori has pledged to take strict action against reckless dumper trucks causing frequent fatalities in the metropolis, saying he will personally stand in front of the heavy goods vehicles if such incidents continue to occur.
Addressing a press conference at Governor House on Thursday, Tessori criticised the lack of enforcement against these big vehicles, citing the tragic death of a two-year-old girl whose head was crushed by a dumper in the latest incident.
“Day or night, dumpers roam freely on Karachi’s streets, causing devastation. If this does not stop, you will see your governor standing in front of them,” Tessori warned.Play Video
The governor asked Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah to give orders for an operation to be started tonight. He also demanded answers from the Traffic deputy inspector general, questioning why existing laws were not being enforced against these vehicles.
Moreover, he announced plans to take the issue to court, asking: “Are the children of this city orphaned to be killed like this? Enough is enough; we won’t allow this to continue any further.”
During the press conference, Tessori also announced that December 24 would be observed as Mohajir Culture Day at the Governor’s House, honouring Karachi’s diverse heritage.
He noted similar celebrations of other cultures, such as Sindhi Ajrak Day, and reiterated his commitment to fostering cultural unity.
