Attacked: Pakistani killed in Ethiopia
Gunmen killed five people, including one Pakistani and injured eight others in an attack in Gambella.
ADDIS ABABA:
Gunmen killed five people, including one Pakistani and injured eight others in an attack in Gambella in western Ethiopia, a government spokesperson said on Sunday. “Five people -- one Pakistani and four Ethiopians -- died. Of those who sustained injuries, four are Pakistani and four are Ethiopians,” spokesperson Shimeles Kemal told AFP. The attack took place late on Saturday about five kilometres from the headquarters of Saudi Star, an agriculture company owned by Ethiopian billionaire Mohammed al Amoudi.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 1st, 2012.
Gunmen killed five people, including one Pakistani and injured eight others in an attack in Gambella in western Ethiopia, a government spokesperson said on Sunday. “Five people -- one Pakistani and four Ethiopians -- died. Of those who sustained injuries, four are Pakistani and four are Ethiopians,” spokesperson Shimeles Kemal told AFP. The attack took place late on Saturday about five kilometres from the headquarters of Saudi Star, an agriculture company owned by Ethiopian billionaire Mohammed al Amoudi.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 1st, 2012.