Italian authorities have arrested two Pakistani nationals in connection with the deaths of four Pakistani workers in southern Italy. The arrests were made following an investigation into a case that has drawn attention from both Italian and Pakistani officials.
According to Italian media reports, the incident occurred in the region of Calabria in southern Italy. The four victims, who were reportedly employed at an agricultural farm, were found dead inside a burned van, prompting a major police investigation.
Investigators launched a detailed inquiry after the discovery of the bodies. Law enforcement officials examined forensic evidence and reviewed surveillance footage collected from the area to determine the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
The investigation led police to identify and arrest two suspects, both of whom are reported to be Pakistani nationals. Authorities believe the suspects may have information relevant to the case, though the investigation remains ongoing.
The deaths have raised concerns within the Pakistani community in Italy. Officials are working to establish the full circumstances of the incident, while forensic experts continue analyzing evidence recovered from the scene.
Responding to reports of the tragedy, Pakistan’s Foreign Office said it had received information indicating that the deceased individuals belonged to families of Pakistani origin. However, officials noted that the exact citizenship status of the victims has not yet been formally confirmed.
The Foreign Office added that local Italian police are continuing their investigation, including a review of forensic findings. Pakistan’s embassy in Italy is closely monitoring developments and remains in contact with Italian authorities to obtain further details regarding the Italy Pakistani workers killing case.
