Interpol foils militant attack on World Cup
Interpol said on Thursday it had foiled a militant plot to carry out
an attack during the cricket World Cup now being played across South
Asia.
“Last week, through cooperation from Pakistan, Sri Lanka and the
Maldives, we were able to identify, locate and arrest a terrorist,” head
of the France-based International Police agency (Interpol) Ronald K.
Noble, told reporters in Islamabad along with Pakistani Interior
Minister Rehman Malik. “Thanks to the cooperation of your country and
other countries, we were able to make sure that the World Cup remains
safe,” he said.
Neither he nor Malik, gave further details. Reuters |