China has demanded USD 38 million compensation from Pakistan for the 36 Chinese nationals who were victims of a blast at the Dasu Dam Project. After the attack, Chinese contractor demobilised from the site and laid several demands as preconditions to resume the work which included a compensation package and more security of Chinese nationals. As per Pakistani media reports&nbsp; Pakistan has decided to make the payment, despite no legal or contractual obligation on the government. <br />''<br />''Chinese firm, China Gezhouba Group Corp has also claimed a commercial compensation of another 39 million USD prior to resuming work on the stalled Dasu Hydropower Project.<br />''&nbsp; <br />''10 Chinese national lost their lives and another 26 were hurt in a suicide attack on a bus that was carrying them to the work site of the Dasu Hydropower Project in July last year.<br />''<span style="color: #222222;">&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; <br />''Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian responding to a related question told the media at a regular press conference in Beijing that work at Dasu hydropower project has resumed.&nbsp;</span>
News On AIR | January 20, 2022 4:31 PM
China demands USD 38 million from Pakistan for Dasu victims before resuming the project, says Pak media