2 Chinese Nationals Dead In Explosion Near Karachi Airport – Pakistan
The Chinese Embassy in Pakistan has called the explosion that occurred on Sunday night near Pakistan's Karachi airport, which claimed the lives of two Chinese nationals, a "terrorist attack."
2 Chinese Nationals Dead In Explosion Near Karachi Airport – Pakistan
The Chinese Embassy in Pakistan has called the explosion that occurred on Sunday night near Pakistan’s Karachi airport, which claimed the lives of two Chinese nationals, a “terrorist attack.” According to Pakistani channel Geo News, the blast injured at least ten individuals. The Chinese Embassy has cautioned Chinese nationals living in Pakistan about their safety and demanded a comprehensive investigation to hold the offenders accountable.
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According to the Chinese Embassy in Pakistan, “a convoy carrying Chinese staff of the Port Qasim Electric Power Company (Private) Limited was attacked near the Jinnah International Airport, Karachi, at around 11 pm on October 6th, which caused some local casualties and two Chinese deaths.”
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The statement read, “The Chinese Embassy and Consulates General in Pakistan vehemently denounce this terrorist attack and offer their sincere condolences to the innocent victims in both nations.” In a statement emailed to media, the separatist militant group Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claimed responsibility for the explosion, as reported by the news agency Reuters. A tanker burst close to Pakistan’s main airport, which is situated in Karachi, which is part of Sindh province, according to confirmation from local police and provincial authorities. The Chinese Embassy has cautioned Chinese nationals living in Pakistan about their safety and demanded a comprehensive investigation to hold the offenders accountable.
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