The grand opening of Dream Bazaar Mall in Karachi's Gulistan-e-Johar descended into chaos when baton-wielding individuals stormed the venue, leading to widespread looting and vandalism.
The opening of a clothing accessories and homeware brands shop at a mall in Pakistan's Karachi turned completely chaotic when a massive crowd stormed the building before looting and vandalising the property.
As per local reports, a large number of baton-wielding individuals rushed to the mall to avail heavy discount after coming across the ad about the opening of the store.
Shocking videos from the scene, absolute embarassment, went viral on social media, clearing shows the mob looting the shop and taking away branded clothes with them.
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A businessman of Pakistani origin living abroad opened a huge mall in Gulistan-e-Johar locality of Karachi, which he named Dream Bazaar. And today on the day of inauguration he had announced a special discount. A crowd of about one lakh Paki goths stormed the mall and looted the… pic.twitter.com/wh98litD2b
— Baba Banaras™ (@RealBababanaras)The incident took place in Karachi’s Gulistan-e-Johar. According to reports, the opening of the shop was publicised and advertised through social media to attract large number of people.
A Huge Mall Dream Bazar was built by a Pak foreign businessesman in Karachi, Pakistan- On it's inauguration yesterday he offered special discount for Pakistani locals..... and the whole Mall was looted pic.twitter.com/ah4d2ULh3l
— Megh Updates 🚨™ (@MeghUpdates)Social media is abuzz with videos that show hundreds of people breaking into the building while the mall staff inside helplessly see the unruly mob damaging the property.
SHOCKING NEWS 🚨 HUGE Mall Dream Bazaar looted by Pakistan locals immediately after Grand Inauguration.
The mall was built by a foreign businessman in Karachi's Gulistan-e-Johar.
Entire World in SH0CK !!
Locals stormed the mall, looted & vandalized the whole Mall. Police also… pic.twitter.com/9IMZdDVX1S
All the videos showed the entire building was vandalised with clothes lying on the floor, surrounded by shattered glass. People were even seen filming themselves while they looted the store.