Chinese Premier extended heartfelt condolences to victims of terror attack in Pakistan

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By Michelle GuanzonMarch 29th, 2016

On behalf of the Chinese government, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on a Monday sent his condolences to the victims of terror attack in the eastern Pakistan City of Lahore, which has caused death of 72 individuals and injured more than 300 others.

Li said in a text message to Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, he was shocked by the news of the violence that had caused a lot of casualties wherein women and children were mostly the victims.

Li, extended his heartfelt condolences to the victims while venting deep sympathy with their relatives and the injured over terror attack.

China strongly opposes terrorism in all forms and will continue to support the Pakistani government.

Li added that China will undyingly support the people of Pakistan in their efforts to maintain national security and stability and to crack down on terrorism.

Last Sunday evening, a suicide bombing shook a public park in Lahore, taking at least 72 lives as of Monday morning. According to the report, the attack was admitted by a Pakistani Taliban splinter group.

 

 

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