Pakistan: Dacoits loot 70 garment factory workers, including eight women, in moving bus in Karachi
At least 70 garment factory workers, including eight women, were looted in a moving bus in Pakistan's Karachi city recently.
Victims said in their statements that they were heading home on a factory bus from their workplace when the incident occurred, reported The News International.
They said when they reached Shah Faisal Colony No. 3, six bandits, riding on three motorcycles, hijacked their bus and looted valuables, including 65 mobile phones and purses, from them.
Police have filed an FIR in connection with the incident.
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