ISLAMABAD: The office of the spokesperson for Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said the incident involving two Chinese nationals in Karachi is under investigation, and Pakistan remains resolute in bringing to justice the responsible individual.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, it said: “This morning two Chinese nationals were injured in Karachi as a result of a firing incident following a dispute with a private guard. The injured were immediately taken to hospital and are under treatment. We extend our sympathies to the families of the injured and offer prayers for their swift recovery.”
According to the statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is in close contact with the Ministry of Interior and the Chinese Embassy in Islamabad.
“Pakistan and China are close partners and iron-brothers, united by a bond of mutual respect and shared destiny. Pakistan reaffirms its unwavering commitment to the safety and security of Chinese nationals, projects, and institutions in Pakistan.”
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