Pakistan: Four gas company employees abducted
Unknown people have abducted four employees of Sui Northern Gas company in Pakistan's Bakakhel area with their vehicle.
Kidnappers reportedly released video of the abducted people.
Armed men abducted SNGPL employees, who were traveling to Syedgai after loading diesel in their vehicle on Friday, reported ARY News.
“We don’t know, which area and place is this. We request the government to accept their demands to get us free from them,” one of the hostages could be heard saying in the video as quoted by the Pakistani news channel.
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Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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