A record of the vehicle used to attack the Chinese nationals near Karachi airport has been found.
A major breakthrough has been made in the investigation into the suicide attack on the Chinese nationals, and investigative officials say they have found record of the vehicle and its owner.
The officials said that a rare record of the vehicle used in the suicide attack has been found.
The details of the vehicle were obtained from its chassis number, which led to the disclosure of the identity of owner identified as Fahad Shah, a resident of Naushki.
They further said that the scope of investigation has been widened to Balochistan.
Authorities said that the data of mobile SIMs registered with the name of Fahad Shah has also been obtained.
A powerful explosion rocked the Karachi airport area Sunday night, claiming the lives of three foreign nationals and injuring 17 others, rescue officials and DIG East confirmed on Monday.
The blast, allegedly caused by an improvised explosive device (IED), also damaged several vehicles, including two rickshaws, two motorcycles, and a police mobile.
According to eyewitnesses, the explosion sent clouds of smoke billowing into the air, with the sound of the blast echoing through various areas of the port city, including Malir, Defense, Nazimabad, and Karimabad.
