Drug-Addicted Man Kills Family Members in Muridke Before Taking Own Life
A heartbreaking tragedy struck Chak No. 28 in Muridke, where a man reportedly addicted to crystal meth, commonly known as “ice,” fatally shot his mother and two nephews before taking his own life.
Rescue 1122 officials confirmed that the deceased were identified as Grace Bibi (60), Roze Merry (11), and Mukesh Masih (35). Another child, Arba Mubashir, suffered critical injuries and was rushed to Lahore for urgent medical treatment.
Authorities believe the suspect was under the influence of powerful narcotics when he carried out the brutal attack on his family, sending shockwaves through the local community. An investigation is currently underway to uncover more details about the tragic event.
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This horrifying case has reignited concerns over the growing drug crisis in Punjab, where the availability of synthetic drugs like ice is alarmingly widespread. The province is grappling with a severe narcotics problem, leading to numerous health and social consequences.
Despite efforts by the provincial government and non-governmental organizations through law enforcement operations, rehabilitation centers, and public awareness initiatives, significant challenges continue to hamper progress in tackling drug abuse.
