Pakistan PM Condemns Karachi Attack, Vows Justice for Chinese Nationals

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has strongly condemned the Karachi attack that killed three people, including two Chinese nationals, and injured 10 others on Sunday night. The prime minister expressed shock and sadness, offering heartfelt condolences to China’s leadership and the victims’ families.

Investigation Underway

An immediate investigation is underway to identify the perpetrators and bring them to justice. PM Sharif assured that Pakistan is committed to safeguarding Chinese citizens, stating, “We will leave no stone unturned to ensure their security and well-being.”

Attack Details

The blast occurred on a road near Karachi’s airport, targeting a convoy carrying Chinese nationals. The Chinese Embassy confirmed the deaths of two nationals, with 10 others injured. Bodies of the victims have been transferred to the Edhi centre morgue.

Security Measures

Security forces have sealed the crime scene, restricting public access as investigation teams revisit the site.

International Reaction

The Chinese Embassy has condemned the attack, and PM Sharif has prayed for the early recovery of the injured. This incident is reminiscent of previous attacks on Chinese citizens in Pakistan, such as the Gwadar convoy attack. The government’s swift response aims to reassure China of Pakistan’s commitment to protecting its citizens.

Key Developments

• PM’s Statement: Condemning the attack and vowing justice
• Investigation: Underway to identify perpetrators
• Chinese Embassy: Confirms deaths of two nationals
• Security Measures: Crime scene sealed, public access restricted

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