October 10, 2021 19:26 PM
Abdul Kadir Khan
According to reports on the 10th by the Pakistan National Radio and the Dawn, Pakistan’s “father of nuclear bombs” Abdul Kadir Khan died in Islamabad on the morning of the 10th local time, at the age of 85.
Pakistani President Arif Alvi posted on social media on the 10th, expressing his sorrow for the passing of Dr. Abdul Kadir Khan. “(I) have known Dr. Khan since 1982. He helped us develop a nuclear deterrent that can save the country, and a grateful country will never forget his contribution in this regard.”
Pakistan’s Defense Minister Pervez Khatak also issued a statement saying that he was “deeply saddened” by the passing of Dr. Khan, calling it a “huge loss”.
According to Pakistan’s Yonhap News Agency, Abdul Kadir Khan had previously tested positive for the new crown virus and was rushed to the hospital on August 26 this year. He was then transferred to another military hospital and was discharged after recovery. .
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