Lahore blast victim Ramzan was sole breadwinner of family
Lahore's bomb explosion has brought grief and troubles to the family of Muhammad Ramzan that is still in shock after losing their beloved and the sole breadwinner.
KALA SHAH KAKU: The terrorising bomb explosion in Lahore’s Anarkali Bazaar has brought grief and troubles to the family of 30-year-old Muhammad Ramzan that is still in shock after losing their beloved and a sole breadwinner.
A victim of the Lahore bomb blast is identified as Muhammad Ramzan s/o Muhammad Bota, a 30-year-old resident of Kala Shah Kaku town of Punjab’s Sheikhupura district, who worked as a labourer at a sweet shop and a sole breadwinner of a family including a four-year-old daughter Zehra.
News360 correspondent reached out to the aggrieved family of Ramzan.
Muhammad Ramzan was amongst the three deceased people who had lost their lives in a bomb blast at Lahore’s Anarkali Bazaar on Thursday evening. The deceased people also included a nine-year-old boy, Absar.
Ramzan was living in a rented house in Zia Abad Colony of Kala Shah Kaku town. He had gotten a job just 20 days before the bombing incident after facing much trouble due to losing his previous job several months ago.
Ramzan had spent two days of leaves with his family and met his unfortunate fate on January 20 evening after joining his duty at a local shop in Anarkali Bazaar yesterday.
The family members and neighbours fell in shock after getting information about his unfortunate death in the Lahore blast.
A powerful bomb blast had hit Lahore’s Anarkali Bazaar on Thursday evening, leaving at least three people dead and 29 wounded which is said to be a remote-controlled explosion.
