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Peshawar carnage: Karachi traders decide to keep businesses close

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
17/12/2014
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KARACHI: After Peshawar’s incident business community decided to keep their business closed and observe the day of mourning all over the country.

The members of business community said “they are sad due to this incident and condemn terrorism in Pakistan.” The Chairman of Karachi Trade Union Atique Mire also condemned the incident and said “today they will wave black flags on their shops and markets.” The traders in Multan also expressed their sympathy with the parents of martyred children and said “they are with them.”

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