Mysterious death of factory worker

LAHORE
A 24-year-old man was found dead under mysterious circumstances in a house at Gulshan Ravi police limits on Friday.
Police have removed the dead body to the morgue for autopsy.
The deceased has been identified as Muhammad Muzamil, son of Muhammad Saleem, a resident of Gulshan Ravi. He worked in an Embroidery Factory.
The victim was living as a tenant in a room of the factory owner in Data Street, Shahbaz Colony. On the day of incident, the owner of the factory came to the room in the morning and found the deceased lying unconscious in his bed. He called the police and Rescue 1122. Police reached the spot and rushed the victim to a nearby hospital where doctors pronounced him as brought dead. They also collected the forensic evidences from the crime scene. Family of the deceased alleged that factory owner Abdul Majeed had murdered their son for no reason.
According to SI Nasir Parvaiz, deceased was a drug-addict. Circumstantial evidences suggested that he died due to an excessive use of drugs. There was a mark of injection on the leg of the deceased, he added. However, autopsy will help ascertain the cause of death, he told.
No FIR was registered till the filing of this report.
dies: A 50-year-old unidentified man died at a hospital in the Lorry Adda police limits on Friday.
Police and Edhi Ambulance Service have shifted the dead body to the morgue for autopsy.
A passerby informed the police about a man lying unconscious near Madina Chowk onThursday evening. The victim was admitted to the Nawaz Sharif Hospital by the police. The victim expired there on Friday.
Police told the media that he looked like a drug-addict and might have died due to excessive use of drugs. However, autopsy will help ascertain the cause of death.
Police were searching for the family of the deceased.
body: A 50-year-old man was found dead in the Millat Park police limits on Friday.
Police have removed the dead body to the morgue for autopsy. The deceased was identified as Muhammad Wahid, son of Karam Elahi, a resident of Raj Garh.
A passerby informed the police about a man lying unconscious near Anjuman-i-Himayat-i-Islam. Police reached the incident place. They rushed the victim to a nearby hospital where doctors pronounced him as brought dead. ASI Allah Rakha said that he looked like a drug-addict and might have died due to excessive use of drugs. However, autopsy will help ascertain the cause of death. He further told the media that they found his CNIC on search. They were searching for the family of the deceased, he added.
Traffic plan: The City Traffic Police Lahore has devised a diversion plan from Samanabad to Chauburji Multan Road to maintain an uninterrupted flow of traffic during the construction work.
According to the plan, a control room has been established to guide citizens about the traffic situation and two SPs, three DSPs, eight inspectors and 204 extra wardens would be deployed during the construction work.
Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Tayyab Hafiz Cheema told the media that Multan Road from Morr Samanabad to Chauburji had been closed for every kind of traffic. During the construction work, heavy traffic from Multan Road and Chowk Yateem Khan will be diverted left.