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ISLAMABAD -Action the kidnapping of foreigners returned in Pakistan. This time a humanitarian volunteer, along with his colleague from Germany and Italy, are known to be kidnapped by armed groups.
The abduction took place in the city of Multan in Punjab province. But Pakistani authorities are not able to give complete details about the kidnapping.
Rumored kidnapping took place when a group of armed men broke down the entrance of a House on Thursday, January 19, the night local time. They immediately bring the volunteers of Italy and Germany who were inside the House.
"Around three people break down in the House and kidnaps citizens of Italy and Germany is in the House. The two men were kidnapped are known to work for a foreign humanitarian organization, "said police officer Zulfiqar Khan Mutant Aamir AFPwas quoted as saying, Friday (8/1/2012).
Police said they did not know the motive and the identity of this abduction. While up to now has not been a party that claims to be responsible for the incident. But generally similar crimes commonly committed by militant groups based in Pakistan.
While according to the description of the security guard House that claims to be his weapon before the kidnapping took place ditodong. But amazingly, the kidnappers did not bring a female foreign citizens residing in that House.
"Women are not able to identify who the perpetrators of a kidnapper because the kidnapper using masks when performing the action," said the security guard.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Italy is known to have been in contact with the families of the abductees. They also asked the media to cooperate with the Ministry in order not to undermine the efforts to free the citizens of Italy.
While the Germany Foreign Ministry acknowledges it has received reports of the abduction of its citizens. They are currently verifying to the Pakistani authorities.
Action the kidnapping was common in Pakistan. The action was committed by the kidnapping of a regular group of militants of the Taliban and Al Qaeda terrorist network. They are often asked for ransom money or asking their colleagues who were jailed by Pakistani authorities to exempt.(faj)
The abduction took place in the city of Multan in Punjab province. But Pakistani authorities are not able to give complete details about the kidnapping.
Rumored kidnapping took place when a group of armed men broke down the entrance of a House on Thursday, January 19, the night local time. They immediately bring the volunteers of Italy and Germany who were inside the House.
"Around three people break down in the House and kidnaps citizens of Italy and Germany is in the House. The two men were kidnapped are known to work for a foreign humanitarian organization, "said police officer Zulfiqar Khan Mutant Aamir AFPwas quoted as saying, Friday (8/1/2012).
Police said they did not know the motive and the identity of this abduction. While up to now has not been a party that claims to be responsible for the incident. But generally similar crimes commonly committed by militant groups based in Pakistan.
While according to the description of the security guard House that claims to be his weapon before the kidnapping took place ditodong. But amazingly, the kidnappers did not bring a female foreign citizens residing in that House.
"Women are not able to identify who the perpetrators of a kidnapper because the kidnapper using masks when performing the action," said the security guard.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Italy is known to have been in contact with the families of the abductees. They also asked the media to cooperate with the Ministry in order not to undermine the efforts to free the citizens of Italy.
While the Germany Foreign Ministry acknowledges it has received reports of the abduction of its citizens. They are currently verifying to the Pakistani authorities.
Action the kidnapping was common in Pakistan. The action was committed by the kidnapping of a regular group of militants of the Taliban and Al Qaeda terrorist network. They are often asked for ransom money or asking their colleagues who were jailed by Pakistani authorities to exempt.
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