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'Peshawar becoming a no-go area for foreign journalists'

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    • ANI Tags : peshawar, foreign journalist, kidnapping, terror, threat Posted: Tuesday , Nov 18, 2008 at 1150 hrs
    Peshawar
    Gun-totting men strolling the 'bazaar' has become a common sight in the NWFP regions' capital.

    Concerns for the safety of foreigners in Peshawar have never been higher with the recent kidnappings of an Afghan envoy and an Iranian diplomat and the killing of a US aid worker in the city. Seven journalists have been killed until November 8 this year. Qari Muhammad Shoaib was killed by security forces’ firing in Swat while Abdul Aziz was killed in an airstrike after Taliban kidnapped him in August, added the paper.

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