Pakistani diplomat shot in Nepal
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Hi Bro, Below is that SAME news with different information of TWO diff sources. I never understand whats the Agenda of UMAT newspaper follow. This mail is just a little try to show you the Difference of "Telling you a new" (as below) and "Making STORY of a NEWS" (AS above..) Choice is still your to read what you like, but make sure you get things the way they are :). May Mr. Asif get well soon.
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KATHMANDU (Agencies) - A Pakistani embassy official suffered multiple wounds when he was shot by an unidentified gunman on Thursday in Nepals capital Kathmandu, police said.
Mehboob Asif, who works at the visa section of the Pakistan embassy, was injured in his stomach and hand when he was shot near the office on Thursday morning, police said. He was rushed to hospital where he was declared out of danger. Asif was hit by eight to 10 bullets while he was riding a motorcycle to work, according to police.
The gunman, who followed Asif, fired three bullet rounds and fled the scene on the victims motorbike, Kathmandu police chief Pushkar Karki told AFP.
Police said they were investigating the shooting and had no idea yet who was responsible.
A Pakistan embassy official who did not want to be named said Asif was taken to the hospital and is now out of danger. He said authorities didnt know a motive for the attack.
The Embassy of Pakistan is confident that the Government of Nepal would undertake investigations at appropriate levels to bring the criminals to justice, Pakistans Embassy said in a statement. Pakistans Ambassador to Nepal Syed Abrar Hussain told reporters after visiting Asif in hospital that he was confident that the investigating authorities would look into the matter seriously.
The police have arrested five persons in connection with the incident and have detained several others for questioning.
The shooting of the visa officer came amid a wave of attacks in Kathmandu by unidentified assailants that has fuelled concern over public security.
Last Sunday, a businessman was shot dead in the centre of the city and on Tuesday the countrys new energy minister was stabbed by two assailants just hours after he was appointed.
Police say they do not know yet who was responsible for those two attacks.
This news was published in print paper. To access the complete paper of this day. click here
http://nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-...-2011/Pakistan-Embassy-official-shot-in-Nepal
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An official of the Pakistan Embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal was shot Thursday morning while riding a motorcycle to work. CNN reports Mehboob Asif, a visa assistant, was shot 8 to 10 times by two people on motorcycles. No arrests have been made and the motive for the attack is unclear.
The Embassy of Pakistan is confident that the Government of Nepal would undertake investigations at appropriate levels to bring the criminals to justice," the Pakistan Embassy said in a statement.
Asif is being treated at an unnamed hospital. About 150 people are being held for questioning by Kathmandu authorities. No other details were released.
http://news.wooeb.com/NewsStory.aspx?id=722020&cat=0
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KATHMANDU (Agencies) - A Pakistani embassy official suffered multiple wounds when he was shot by an unidentified gunman on Thursday in Nepals capital Kathmandu, police said.
Mehboob Asif, who works at the visa section of the Pakistan embassy, was injured in his stomach and hand when he was shot near the office on Thursday morning, police said. He was rushed to hospital where he was declared out of danger. Asif was hit by eight to 10 bullets while he was riding a motorcycle to work, according to police.
The gunman, who followed Asif, fired three bullet rounds and fled the scene on the victims motorbike, Kathmandu police chief Pushkar Karki told AFP.
Police said they were investigating the shooting and had no idea yet who was responsible.
A Pakistan embassy official who did not want to be named said Asif was taken to the hospital and is now out of danger. He said authorities didnt know a motive for the attack.
The Embassy of Pakistan is confident that the Government of Nepal would undertake investigations at appropriate levels to bring the criminals to justice, Pakistans Embassy said in a statement. Pakistans Ambassador to Nepal Syed Abrar Hussain told reporters after visiting Asif in hospital that he was confident that the investigating authorities would look into the matter seriously.
The police have arrested five persons in connection with the incident and have detained several others for questioning.
The shooting of the visa officer came amid a wave of attacks in Kathmandu by unidentified assailants that has fuelled concern over public security.
Last Sunday, a businessman was shot dead in the centre of the city and on Tuesday the countrys new energy minister was stabbed by two assailants just hours after he was appointed.
Police say they do not know yet who was responsible for those two attacks.
This news was published in print paper. To access the complete paper of this day. click here
http://nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-...-2011/Pakistan-Embassy-official-shot-in-Nepal
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An official of the Pakistan Embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal was shot Thursday morning while riding a motorcycle to work. CNN reports Mehboob Asif, a visa assistant, was shot 8 to 10 times by two people on motorcycles. No arrests have been made and the motive for the attack is unclear.
The Embassy of Pakistan is confident that the Government of Nepal would undertake investigations at appropriate levels to bring the criminals to justice," the Pakistan Embassy said in a statement.
Asif is being treated at an unnamed hospital. About 150 people are being held for questioning by Kathmandu authorities. No other details were released.
http://news.wooeb.com/NewsStory.aspx?id=722020&cat=0
