WASHINGTON: A former press attache, Nadeem Hotiana, at the Pakistan Embassy here, passed away due to complications from coronavirus.
Hotiana, 50, had joined the Civil Service of Pakistan in 2001.
He was reportedly recovering from the virus but his condition deteriorated over the past couple of days and he breathed his last on Thursday night.
The deceased leaves his wife, two sons, and a daughter as well as many friends and admirers to mourn his loss.
After completion of his assignment at the embassy, he settled down in Fairfax, Virginia.
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