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5 Japanese workers narrowly escape suicide bombing that targeted their vehicle in Pakistan
- A suicide bomber targeted a van transporting Japanese autoworkers in Karachi, Pakistan, injuring three bystanders but causing the workers to narrowly escape the attack.
- The van was en route to an industrial area where the Japanese nationals were employed at Pakistan Suzuki Motors, as mentioned by local police chief Arshad Awan.
- Police protecting the Japanese fired back, eliminating an accomplice of the suicide bomber, whose remains were discovered at the attack site.
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5 Japanese workers in Pakistan escape suicide blast targeting their van. A Pakistani bystander dies - West Hawaii Today
KARACHI, Pakistan — A suicide bomber targeted a van carrying Japanese nationals in Pakistan’s port city of Karachi on Friday, police said. The Japanese nationals escaped unharmed but officials later said one bystander was killed.
5 Japanese nationals narrowly survive Karachi suicide attack, police say
ISLAMABAD — Police in Pakistan's port city of Karachi said Friday two suicide bombers attacked a van carrying five Japanese autoworkers, but they all escaped unhurt. A senior police officer told reporters that the autoworkers were being driven to an industrial zone in Pakistan's commercial capital early in the morning when their bulletproof vehicle was targeted. "One terrorist came close to the van and blew himself while another fired at it," s…
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