Army Dog Center Thatta

Army Dog Center in Thatta

Thatta is an old capital of Sindh, home to the Makli Necropolis, the Shah Jahan Mosque, and the Banbhore ruins, with Keenjhar Lake that supplies Karachi's water. The national highway passes close, and the Indus delta stretches south.

Situations we are asked about in Thatta

• A visitor separated from a group at Makli or Keenjhar.
• Vehicles taken from the highway or lake road.
• Theft from a house or shop in town.
• A person missing in the delta villages.

Tourist spots draw crowds on holidays, and highway traffic never stops. In the delta, creeks and mudflats make travel hard and scent tracking valuable. Humidity weakens a trail, so early reporting matters.

Tell us the site, road or village, and the time. Keep the spot closed. Report serious crimes to the police on 15, then call Army Dog Center on 0300-5780720, at any hour.

Thatta's tourist sites and lakeshores have local guides, boatmen and shopkeepers who see many visitors. If a visitor is missing, ask them quietly whether they remember the person, and note the time and place. In the delta villages, tell us which creek or road is nearest, and whether the tide was high or low when the incident was found, since that affects how much ground can be searched safely.

If a person is missing near water, tell us whether any boat or fisherman was nearby, and ask the lake or site staff whether any visitor record exists. Write down the tide or water level if you know it, and the direction of the wind, since both affect any search along the shore.