In a telephonic conversation with Chinese premier Li Keqiang, Prime Minister Imran Khan expressed his heartiest condolences over the loss of lives of Chinese nationals in the Dasu incident. He assured the Chinese premier to fully investigate the incident and to provide the best medical care to the injured Chinese nationals. “The people of Pakistan share the grief and pain of the bereaved families”, he added.
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