China condemns suicide attack on its nationals in Gwadar, asks Pakistan to take effective measures
The Hindu
A suicide bomber attacked a convoy of Chinese nationals in the restive Balochistan Province in which two children were killed and a Chinese national was among several others who sustained injuries
China on August 21 asked Pakistan to take effective measures and overhaul the security mechanism to forestall attacks on its nationals working on various infrastructure projects after a suicide bomber attacked a convoy of Chinese nationals in the restive Balochistan Province, in the second such attack in over a month. The Chinese embassy here in a statement strongly condemned Friday's suicide attack on the convoy of Chinese nationals comprising four vehicles in Gwadar, the port city of strategic importance due to the presence of Chinese workers and investment. In the attack, two children who were playing nearby were killed while one Chinese national was among several others who sustained injuries.
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