Four picnickers drown in Hawke’s Bay, Hub Dam, Gadani

 Four picnickers drowned to dying on Sunday as ratings of people visited one-of-a-kind seashores of the town.


A younger man drowned even as bathing inside the sea at Hawke’s Bay close to Rehman Goth within the limits of the Mauripur police station. Upon receiving records, divers retrieved his frame and transported it to the Civil Hospital, Karachi, from in which his family took the frame away without allowing medico-prison formalities.

File photo of Karachi beach.

Police said the deceased had arrived at the seashore with his own family for a picnic. Similarly, 22-year-vintage Hamza, son of Hanif, drowned while bathing in the Hub Dam in the remits of the Manghopir police station. The frame changed into taken to Abbasi Shaheed Hospital.


Police stated the deceased changed into a resident of Lyari and had long gone to the dam alongside with his buddies to picnic. Meanwhile, two others drowned at the same time as bathing inside the sea in Gadani. Edhi divers retrieved the our bodies after efforts of one hour.


The our bodies were then shifted to the Civil Hospital, Hub, in which they were identified as the ones of 60-yr-old Naeem, son of Bashir, and Imran Hussain, 37. Police said the deceased folks have been residents of Baldia Town and had long past to Gadani to picnic. Further investigations are underway.

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