An 11-year-old boy is set to face trial in connection with the January fire at Karachi’s Gul Plaza shopping centre that killed 72 people, multiple outlets report. Police include the child in an accused list in the chargesheet filed following the incident. According to police allegations reported by one outlet, the boy allegedly began the fire after playing with matchsticks. The chargesheet also names his father and four members of the management committee, who are accused in connection with negligence and failures related to safety oversight. Sources further report that the shopping complex lacked key fire safety systems, which officials say contributed to the scale of the disaster. The case focuses on both the circumstances surrounding how the blaze started and whether proper fire-prevention and response measures were in place. The trial process is expected to follow the filing of the chargesheet, with the accused facing proceedings in Pakistan’s legal system.