Upon their arrival, the Chinese investigators were briefed by Pakistani officials on the findings related to the attack.

Due to heightened security measures at the airport, the attacker was unable to enter, leading him to carry out the suicide bombing at a traffic signal outside the airport.

The investigation team reviewed evidence collected by Pakistani agencies and gathered additional evidence from the scene.

Sources indicate that the remains found at the site have been identified as those of the suicide bomber, identified as Shah Fahad, based on matching records from the National Database and Registration Authority.

Investigators are awaiting analysis reports on explosive samples to determine the type of explosives used.

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They have also expanded their investigation techniques, including geo-fencing and analyzing call records, while continuing to interrogate detained suspects.

The attack, which occurred last Sunday, resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including two Chinese nationals, and left 16 others injured. The Baloch Liberation Army’s Majeed Brigade claimed responsibility for the attack via social media, leading to a police case against its chief and facilitators.