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Aerial firing during New Year celebrations disrupted public order across Karachi.
According to details surfaced on Thursday, incidents were reported in several areas of the city on the first night of the new year, leaving at least 28 people injured.
Rescue officials said those wounded included two young girls and a woman. Police carried out operations in different localities and arrested 59 suspects in connection with the incidents.
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