A massive fire broke out at a garments factory in Karachi on Tuesday, November 10, 2026. The incident prompted an immediate response from rescue teams and firefighters, who rushed to the location.
The factory stands at Plot No. DP-55 in Sector 12, North Karachi. Emergency teams reached the premises shortly after receiving information about the incident and began firefighting operations.
Rescue officials immediately started efforts to contain the flames and prevent the fire from spreading further. However, authorities had not initially confirmed the extent of the damage or reported any casualties.
Rescue Teams Launch Firefighting Operation
According to rescue sources, firefighters reached the factory and began working to bring the situation under control. Emergency personnel remained engaged in efforts to extinguish the flames and secure the affected premises.
Furthermore, rescue officials estimated that firefighters would bring the blaze under control within one hour. Authorities continued monitoring the situation as emergency teams worked at the site.
Officials had not immediately disclosed what caused the fire. They also provided no confirmed details about possible injuries, property losses or the number of workers present inside the factory.
Previous Factory Fire Injured Three People
Meanwhile, Karachi experienced another major factory fire in September 2026. That incident occurred at a used-clothing factory in the Export Processing Zone (EPZ), located in Landhi.
According to rescue officials, the September fire initially engulfed the factory’s ground floor before spreading throughout the building. Rescue 1122 Sindh spokesperson Hassaan Ul Haseeb confirmed that three people sustained injuries.
The repeated incidents have raised concerns about fire safety arrangements across Karachi’s industrial areas. Authorities continue facing challenges in responding to emergencies involving factories and combustible materials.
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