In pictures: Gadani shipbreaking yard fire
Gadani is the second largest shipbreaking centre of the world after Alang, Mumbai
In pictures: Gadani shipbreaking yard fire
Blast rips through ship in Gadani; 16 dead
Gadani is the second largest shipbreaking centre of the world after Alang, Mumbai where more than 15,000 workers are directly employed while another two million are earning livelihood indirectly from it.
Bystanders gather around the wreckage of a burning ship. PHOTO: AFP
Labourers gather after a gas cylinder explosion. PHOTO: AFP
Bystanders gather around the wreckage of a burning ship. PHOTO: AFP
Rangers and workers use a stretcher to carry a colleague after he was injured. PHOTO: AFP
Rescue officials shift an injured man into a hospital. PHOTO: AFP
Rescue officials shift an injured man into a hospital,
Labourers look on as the fire fighters attempt to put out the fire. PHOTO: AFP
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