Former Sri Lankan cricketer Sanath Jayasuriya visited and paid his respects to the Army Public School (APS) in Peshawar.
Jayasuriya expressed deep sorrow with regard to the attack on APS Peshawar. He also expressed solidarity with parents and praised the courage and resilience of survivors. During his visit he presented a floral wreath at the graves of the martyred students of the Army Public School.
A few days back, Jayasuriya was also found enjoying the scenery in ‘Murree’ and ‘Nathiagali’.
Reportedly, Sanath Jayasuriya expressed that after the Zimbabwe series earlier this year, more international cricket matches would be held in Pakistan and said the security situation was improving in the country and he believes Pakistan is now a safer place.
“Pakistan is a peace-loving country and people here love peace,” he added.
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