The Menace Of Mobile Snatchers

On March, 15, when I was walking through the roads of Kohi Goth, which is a small place situated near Manzil Pump and Quidabad, I saw a child carrying some thing with him and a phone in his hands. Just after at about 1 or 2 minutes, everyone there could heard him carrying that saying my mobile, my mobile.

We asked him, ” what happened ” he replied, ” My touch phone is snatched, a bike rider came closer and took that”.

This is what is actually happening nowadays in cities like Karachi. The citizens are not able to use their phones outside their homes. People are totally scared of being looted, robbed and they are afraid of losing their possessions.

I don’t know how the government will solve this problem of the people but the only thing I seek out from the government is to clean Karachi and our country from thieves and looters so that the people can lead a prosperous, peaceful, and comfortable life.

Parvez Moula Bakhsh, Malir, Karachi

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