Two dead, a Chinese citizen who went missing in Pakistan in may, were killed by the terrorist organization ISIS, because of "improper use their business visas", said the interior Ministry of Pakistan.

Amid "deep concerns over the unfortunate incident," interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan on Monday ordered to revise the visa policy and called for the creation of a database of Chinese citizens. 24-year-old man and 26-year-old woman was abducted from a group of Chinese citizens who have obtained a business visa from the Pakistani Embassy in Beijing, said the Ministry statement. Assumes that instead to do business, the couple traveled to the Pakistani city of Quetta under the guise of teaching Urdu at Koreans, they "took part in preaching," reads the statement of the Pakistan. The statement did not specify what kind of preaching going on. "The security of foreign citizens is a shared responsibility," - reads the statement of the Ministry of internal Affairs.

"Where the government makes every effort to ensure the safety of foreigners, foreign citizens are equally obliged to comply with the conditions of their visas and to inform local authorities about their whereabouts and activities safety requirements, if any".

24-year-old man and a woman 26 years old was abducted by armed men on may 24 from the city of Quetta, capital of Balochistan province in Pakistan, said CNN senior officer of the security service. The official said that they were going to teach the Chinese language. Amaq news Agency associated with ISIS, said on Thursday that the militants killed two Chinese teachers that were contained in Mastung, Balochistan. On Friday the official representative of the foreign Ministry of China Hua Tuning said at a regular press briefing that the 2 kidnapped Chinese probably dead, adding that the Ministry is trying to get more information. The Ministry in its statement earlier Friday said that "China resolutely opposes all forms of kidnapping civilians and opposes all forms of terrorism and extreme acts of violence."
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