Millions in Losses Reported as Thieves Strike Women’s Market in Sost

The Sost Women’s Market in Hunza, Gilgit-Baltistan, was reportedly looted overnight, with around 14 shops targeted in a major theft. The incident has reportedly caused losses worth millions of rupees and raised concerns among traders about the security of commercial businesses in the area.

The affected shops are run by women entrepreneurs who have established their businesses through years of hard work and investment. Following the incident, traders have called for an immediate and impartial investigation to identify those responsible and bring them to justice.

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Traders Demand Probe and Stronger Security After Sost Market Theft

Traders have also urged authorities to strengthen security arrangements around commercial areas in Sost. Their demands include increased night-time police patrols, installation of CCTV cameras and regular monitoring to prevent similar incidents in the future.

The reported theft has renewed concerns about the protection of businesses in Hunza, particularly those operated by women entrepreneurs. Traders are now seeking prompt action from the authorities and improved security measures to restore confidence among local business owners.

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