On October 7, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif took to social media to express his deep shock and sorrow over the recent terrorist attack on a convoy belonging to a Chinese company, which occurred on October 6. He strongly condemned what he called an “outrageous act.”
In his statement, Prime Minister Sharif offered heartfelt condolences to the leaders and people of China, especially to the families of the victims. He wished for a swift recovery for those injured in the attack.
Sharif emphasized that Pakistani authorities are actively investigating the incident to identify those responsible and ensure they are brought to justice. He reassured that Pakistan remains committed to protecting its Chinese friends and will take every possible measure to ensure their safety in the country.
According to the Chinese embassy in Pakistan, the attack took place around 11 PM local time on October 6, targeting a convoy associated with KQ Power Company near Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport. The assault led to the tragic deaths of two Chinese nationals, injuries to another, and casualties among local personnel.
The Chinese consulate in Pakistan also expressed strong condemnation of the terrorist act. They extended heartfelt condolences to the victims from both nations and conveyed sincere sympathy to those injured and their families. Additionally, they urged Chinese citizens, companies, and projects in Pakistan to remain vigilant, stay updated on the local security situation, enhance safety measures, and prioritize precautions.
