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Journalist Anas Malick ‘in Kabul and safe’: Pak. Ambassador to Afghanistan

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Kabul: The Ambassador of Pakistan to Afghanistan, Mansoor Ahmad Khan, on Friday said that Pakistani journalist Anas Malick was in “Kabul and safe”.

In a tweet, the ambassador said, “I have just talked to him on phone briefly. He is in Kabul and safe. [The] embassy will remain in touch with him.”

Journalist Anas Malick also tweeted on Friday that he was back.

Anas, who reached Kabul on August 3 “to cover the first anniversary of the fall of Kabul/takeover by the Taliban”, went missing after filing a story about the ‘safehouse’ where Al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri was killed in a drone strike.

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