All operations are being carried out smoothly, with no delays or disruption, at Pakistan's sea ports (Karachi and Port Bin Qasim), despite the attacks on Karachi Airport over the past two days. Normal operations have now resumed at the airport.
Security measures in and around the sea ports have been enhanced by the concerned authorities.
For information about operations in Pakistan, contact GAC Pakistan at [email protected]
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