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PAF bases in Karachi under threat?

By Faraz Khan

KARACHI: Intelligence agencies have warned that terrorists could target PAF bases in Karachi, and said that no security measures have been taken to safeguard sensitive installations, reliable sources privy to the matter told Daily Times on Friday.

Intelligence agencies have written to the Interior Ministry and other authorities over the matter. They pointed out “slack security arrangements” at PAF bases in the city and warned of potential terrorist attacks. The agencies said terrorists might target the PAF Masroor Base and NATO supply containers parked adjacent to the base.

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