Pak Navy fleet arrives in Bahrain for multinational exercises

Manama : Bahrain | Apr 19, 2011 at 2:07 AM PDT

By waleed ather

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A Pakistan Navy fleet has arrived in Bahrain to take part in multinational exercises.

According to a spokesman of the Pakistan Navy, the exercises, started in Persian Gulf on April 17, would continue until April 28.

Apart from regional states, the Pakistani and American fleets are also participating in the exercises.

Commodore Mukhtar Khan is supervising the task force as mission commander.

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waleed ather is based in Karāchi, Sind, Pakistan, and is a Stringer for Allvoices.

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