Nanga Parbat attack: Search operation leads to a 'suspicious car'

Rest houses put on high security alert.


Web Desk June 24, 2013
Photo of the Nanga Parbat base camp. PHOTO: facebook.com/hunzaguidespakistan

DIAMER: The killing of 10 foreign tourists at the foot of Nanga Parbat, Gilgit-Baltistan has led to a massive search operation being conducted in the region, Express News reported.

Initial reports from the law-enforcing agencies suggest that the militants escaped in small groups which has made it difficult to track them down.

A car, which the officials claimed looked suspicious has been taken into custody for investigation.

Meanwhile, rest-houses where senior officials are residing have been put on security alert following the attack.

Well-armed and well-prepared attackers dressed in police uniforms stormed the camp at the foot of Nanga Parbat late Saturday, shooting dead the climbers and a Pakistani guide at point-blank range.

COMMENTS (18)

Gp65 | 10 years ago | Reply @A. Khan: Have you heard about the great famine of Bengal in the 1940s when over a million Indians starved to death. As it is thee was a drought and then food was exported to Europe as part of war effort. This is the British benign rule for you.
Rex Minor | 10 years ago | Reply

@amir:

Do not be a cynic! Theyanks are on the runs themselves an scraping billions of dollars equipment and have no more patience to wait for the Talibans approal.

Rex Minor

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