Gunmen Attack Chinese Department in Karachi
The PM of Pakistan Imran Khan has "unequivocally censured" the assault on the Chinese department in the nation's southern port city of Karachi, in which two cops and all the three attackers were murdered. Khan issued an announcement, saying he has requested an inquiry into Friday's assault. He depicted the invasion as a component of connivance against Pakistan and China's monetary and key collaboration. Pakistani separatists from the southwestern Baluchistan territory allege the office assault. The aggressors stormed the department soon after 9 am, amid business hours. They initially started shooting at department consulate guards and after that figured out how to break the primary entryway and enter the building, said Mohammad Ashfaq, a neighborhood police chief. Pakistani security powers immediately surrounded the zone. China is a long-term partner and has invested vigorously in transport extends in Pakistan. The two nations have reinforced ties as of late and China is as of now constructing a system of streets and power plants under a task known as the CPEC (China-Pakistan Economic Corridor).