General Ban Ki-moon said."This is a terrible tragedy for the U.N. and for the whole humanitarian community in Pakistan," he said in a statement, condemning the bombing "in the strongest terms"."This is a heinous crime committed against those who have been working tirelessly to assist the poor and the vulnerable on the frontlines of hunger and other human suffering in Pakistan," he said.In a statement distributed in Geneva, the Rome-based WFP said four of the dead were staffers of the agency, three of them Pakistani and one, information and communications technology officer Botan Ahmed Ali, an Iraqi. [ID:nSP494451]The three Pakistani dead were
attack on a World Food Programme (WFP) office in Islamabad that killed five people on Monday was a "heinous crime," United Nations Secretary- General Ban Ki-moon said."This is a terrible tragedy for the U.N.
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