People set the dumper on fire while the driver managed to escape successfully.

Even though things were hard for her, Onijah’ bold style raised eyebrows online. Her story also drew attention to the generosity of Pakistani hospitality.

JPMC head Professor Chunni Laal briefed the US Consulate team about her mental state and reported improvements in her condition.

Onijah refused to disclose her plans for returning home, adding, "It's private, but I do not have a plan to go. I am from Pakistan now."

Governor Sindh gave a week’s deadline to the Sindh government to take action against dumper mafia.

The minimum temperature on Thursday morning in the port city was 11 °C.

In response to the resistance, one of the robbers opened fire and killed his accomplice, Abdullah, on the spot. The gunfire also injured both victims.

The police said that their criminal record of these beggars was being checked for further investigation.

Currently, the foreign woman is being treated in a psychiatric ward at Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC).

Rescue sources reported that two individuals were killed in separate accidents in Karachi.

The US woman in Karachi will undergo a thorough examination by expert doctors to assess her condition.

Onijah's alleged husband's friend, Adnan revealed that the woman was a client of Nidal, who worked at a call center, located at Shahrah-e-Faisal.

Accompanied by media personnel and Chhipa volunteers, Onijah arrived at the guest house in Karachi and demanded her ‘red ring.’

The Kashmir issue remains a point of contention between two neighbourly nations, Pakistan and India.

Jawad Memon downplayed the chances of rain in February.