US EditionPakistan arrests 11 militants linked to suicide bombing that killed five Chinese engineers
- Pakistani authorities arrested 11 Islamist militants linked to the suicide bombing that killed Chinese engineers in March near Afghanistan.
- The attack led to a halt in two dam projects by Power China and China Gezhouba Company due to casualties.
- The arrests were announced by Pakistan's counter-terrorism chief Rai Tahir and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi.
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Pakistan arrests 11 militants involved in Chinese engineers' killing, say officials
Pakistani authorities have arrested 11 Islamist militants who were involved in the suicide bombing that killed five Chinese engineers in March in the north of the country which borders Afghanistan, officials said on Sunday.
Pakistan arrests 11 militants linked to suicide bombing that killed five Chinese engineers
Officials in Pakistan said on Sunday (May 26) that authorities have arrested 11 Islamist militants who were involved in the suicide bombing that killed Chinese engineers in March. The attack in northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province forced Power China and the China Gezhouba Company to halt work on two dam projects after a bomb killed five workers and a Pakistani driver, plunging their van down a deep ravine. Hundreds of Chinese workers are e…
South China Morning Post
Pakistan arrests 11 militants involved in Chinese engineers’ killing
The March suicide bombing killed five Chinese engineers near the border with Afghanistan. On Sunday, Pakistan officials said the arrested men belong to local Taliban group TTP.
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