German, Italian aid workers kidnapped in Pakistan

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20-01-2012 | 04:43
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German, Italian aid workers kidnapped in Pakistan
Gunmen seized two foreign aid workers, an Italian and a German, from just outside their office in the central Pakistan town of Multan, police and intelligence officials said on Thursday.       

The men were bundled into a car in a supposedly secure part of Multan, said the officials, who didn't give their names because of the sensitivities surroundings crimes involving foreigners.       

The Italian government confirmed one its citizens had been kidnapped in Multan.             

The men were working for a development agency helping victims of the 2010 floods, the officials said. They declined to say who they believed abducted the men.      

Kidnappings for ransom are common in Pakistan. Islamist militants also abduct people and are currently holding at least three foreigners.      

Last year, gunmen kidnapped an American from the Punjabi city of Lahore, and Al Qaeda now claims to be holding him.

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