At least 20 miners have been killed and seven others injured in an armed attack by unknown assailants at a coal mine in Balochistan province in southwestern Pakistan.
As the Report reports with reference to the Associated Press, this was announced by a police representative.
According to information, armed men broke into residential premises at a coal mine in the Dukhi area, surrounded the men and opened fire on them. Three of the dead and four of the wounded were Afghans.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
The agency recalls that the attack took place on the eve of a major security summit to be held in Islamabad.
Uzbek Ambassador Alisher Tukhtayev met with the leader of the Tariqa (Sufi brotherhood) Naqshbandiya in Pakistan, by the influential religious ulama and peer, the custodian of the Eidgah Sharif Mosque, Sheikh Muhammad Naqib ur-Rehman.
A few days ago, a meeting was held in the Senate building with representatives of the delegation of the Senate of the Parliament of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan headed by the head of the Pakistan-Uzbekistan Friendship Group Sarmad Ali.
At least 20 miners have been killed and seven others injured in an armed attack by unknown assailants at a coal mine in Balochistan province in southwestern Pakistan.
At the end of June, the management of Uzbekistan Temir Yullari JSC held talks with senior employees of the Pakistan National Logistics Corporation (NLC), where issues of cooperation in the field of transport, logistics and transit trade were discussed.
Minister of Transport Ilkhom Makhkamov held a bilateral meeting in Dushanbe with Federal Minister of Communications of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan Abdul Alim Khan.
On April 24 of this year, Minister of Investment, Industry and Trade Laziz Kudratov met with Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Pakistan to Uzbekistan Ahmed Faruk.
