A major burglary has been reported in Karachi’s Bahria Town, where unidentified criminals stole 30 tolas of gold and $5,000 in cash from a residential property on Monday, November 2, 2026.
The incident has raised fresh concerns about residential security and property crimes in the city.
Burglars Target House in Bahria Town Karachi
According to police, the robbery occurred at a house located on Street No. 11-A in Bahria Town.
No family members were present inside the residence when the criminals entered and escaped with the valuables.
The stolen items included 30 tolas of gold ornaments and $5,000 in US currency.
Authorities have not disclosed the total estimated value of the stolen property in Pakistani rupees.
Police Reach Crime Scene Within Seven Minutes
Following the incident, police received an emergency report through Helpline 15.
A police team and Crime Scene Unit personnel immediately responded to the complaint.
According to officials, both teams reached the property within seven minutes.
Investigators collected evidence from the scene to establish how the burglars entered the house and escaped.
However, police have not yet announced any arrests or identified suspects connected with the theft.
Karachi Faces Continuing Robbery Concerns
The latest incident follows another major robbery reported in Karachi during October 2026.
In that case, six armed criminals targeted a mobile phone shop at Banaras Mobile Market.
The suspects allegedly held the shopkeeper hostage at gunpoint before escaping with mobile phones valued between Rs4.5 million and Rs5 million, along with cash.
The latest Bahria Town burglary has renewed concerns over the safety of residential properties.
Further details about the suspects and possible recovery of the stolen valuables remain unavailable.
