
Three young children died after suffering severe burns when a scrap warehouse caught fire in Lahore’s Gujjarpura area. According to Rescue officials, the tragic incident occurred in the China Scheme area of Gujjarpura where a scrap warehouse suddenly caught fire and flames spread rapidly. The injured children – six-year-old Aliza, four-year-old Ali Ahmed, and two-year-old Fiza – were critically burned. They were shifted to hospital but later succumbed to their injuries. The incident caused fear and panic in the area, with the exact cause of the fire yet to be determined.
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