Water Tanker Torched After Fatal Accident in Karachi

The tragic road accident in Karachi today 10 December 2025 Wednesday morning claim the life of a motorcyclist after a Water Tanker Torched After Fatal Accident in Karachi collided with his bike in North Karachi triggering public anger that led to the tanker being set on fire by a mob and According to police from Khawaja Ajmer Nagri Police Station the incident occur near 4K Chowrangi. The victim suffered critical injuries and was immediately shifted to Abbasi Shaheed Hospital where doctors confirmed his death.

The tanker driver fled the scene leaving the heavy vehicle behind and an enraged citizen gathered at the site and set the tanker ablaze reflecting rising public frustration over deadly traffic accidents involving heavy vehicles in the city.

Another Fatal Accident Reported in Baldia

In a separate incident on the same day, a 45 year old woman lost her life after being crushed by a bus in the Baldia-8 area of Karachi. The victim’s body was moved to Dr Ruth Pfau Civil Hospital for legal formalities. Police reported that both the bus driver and conductor escaped from the site following the crash.

**Water Tanker Torched After Fatal Accident in Karachi**

Growing Concern Over Karachi Traffic Death

These tragic incident come just two day after another deadly accident in Nagan Chowrangi where a Sindh Solid Waste Management Board (SSWMB) dumper killed a motorcyclist and Last month as well citizens burned a dumper truck after it caused a fatal accident that injured a woman and resulted in her husband’s death.

Residents across Karachi are demanding stricter action against reckless driving and improvement in the traffic control and accountability for drivers involved in fatal accidents. The increasing number of road deaths has sparked fears about the safety of daily commuters, especially pedestrians and motorcyclists.

Conclusion

Water Tanker Torched After Fatal Accident in Karachi Authorities say investigations are underway in both recent cases. However, growing public anger highlights the urgent need for traffic reform and enforcement to prevent further loss of life on Karachi roads.