Pakistan will airlift the bodies of nine laborers killed in a terrorist attack in Sistan Baluchestan, Iran. The mortal remains will be transported from Taftan border to Multan. The attack on January 27 resulted in the death of nine Pakistani nationals and injury of three others. The victims had been working in Iran for the past decade.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan will airlift the bodies of labourers killed in Sistan Baluchestan, Iran, today (Wednesday), announced Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson.
On January 27, unknown assailants gunned down at least nine Pakistani nationals and injured three others in the suburb of the city of Saravan in the southeastern Iranian province of Sistan Baluchestan.
According to the information available with ARY News, among the victims, five hailed from different areas of Alipur in Punjab province and had been working iN iRAN for the past decade.
The recent tragic incident in Iran where several labourers lost their lives has brought forth immense grief and mourning for the affected families and communities. The government of Pakistan has taken swift action to address this devastating situation, as it prepares to airlift the bodies of the deceased back to their homeland. This empathetic gesture seeks to provide solace to the families and express solidarity during this difficult time. The loss of these labourers is deeply felt, and such acts of compassion serve as a reminder of the importance of humanity and support in times of adversity. Our hearts go out to all those impacted by this heartbreaking event, and we extend our heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones of the departed individuals.
Source: ARY NEWS
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