China warns of imminent attacks by "terrorists" in PakistanBEIJING (Reuters) - China on Friday warned its nationals in Pakistan of plans for a series of imminent  terrorist attacks  on Chinese targets there, an unusual alert as it pours funds into infrastructure projects into a country plagued by militancy. Thousands of Chinese workers have gone to Pakistan following Beijing s pledge to spend $57 billion there on projects in President Xi Jinping s signature  Belt and Road  development plan, which aims to link China with the Middle East and Europe. Protecting employees of Chinese companies, as well as individual entrepreneurs who have followed the investment wave along what is known as the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, has been a concern for Chinese officials.  It is understood that terrorists plan in the near term to launch a series of attacks against Chinese organizations and personnel in Pakistan,  the Chinese embassy in Pakistan said in a statement on its website. The embassy warned all  Chinese-invested organizations and Chinese citizens to increase security awareness, strengthen internal precautions, reduce trips outside as much as possible, and avoid crowded public spaces . It also asked Chinese nationals to cooperate with Pakistan s police and the military, and to alert the embassy in the event of an emergency.  It did not give any further details.  Pakistan s foreign ministry could not be reached immediately for comment. China has long worried about disaffected members of its Uighur Muslim minority in its far western region of Xinjiang linking up with militants in Pakistan and Afghanistan. At the same time, violence in Pakistan s southwestern Baluchistan province has fueled concern about security for planned transport and energy links from western China to Pakistan s deepwater port of Gwadar. The Taliban, sectarian groups linked to al Qaeda and the Islamic State all operate in Baluchistan, which borders Iran and Afghanistan and is at the center of the  Belt and Road  initiative.  In addition, separatists there have long battled the government for a greater share of gas and mineral resources, and have a long record of attacking energy and other infrastructure projects. Islamic State claimed responsibility for killing two kidnapped Chinese teachers in Baluchistan in June, prompting the government in Islamabad to pledge to beef up security for Chinese nationals.  It had already promised a 15,000-strong army division to safeguard projects along the economic corridor. China s security concerns abroad have grown along with its global commercial footprint. In 2016, a suspected suicide car bomber rammed the gates of the Chinese embassy in the Kyrgyz capital Bishkek, killing the attacker and wounding at least three people. worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: China warns of imminent attacks by "terrorists" in PakistanBEIJING (Reuters) - China on Friday warned its nationals in Pakistan of plans for a series of imminent  terrorist attacks  on Chinese targets there, an unusual alert as it pours funds into infrastructure projects into a country plagued by militancy. Thousands of Chinese workers have gone to Pakistan following Beijing s pledge to spend $57 billion there on projects in President Xi Jinping s signature  Belt and Road  development plan, which aims to link China with the Middle East and Europe. Protecting employees of Chinese companies, as well as individual entrepreneurs who have followed the investment wave along what is known as the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, has been a concern for Chinese officials.  It is understood that terrorists plan in the near term to launch a series of attacks against Chinese organizations and personnel in Pakistan,  the Chinese embassy in Pakistan said in a statement on its website. The embassy warned all  Chinese-invested organizations and Chinese citizens to increase security awareness, strengthen internal precautions, reduce trips outside as much as possible, and avoid crowded public spaces . It also asked Chinese nationals to cooperate with Pakistan s police and the military, and to alert the embassy in the event of an emergency.  It did not give any further details.  Pakistan s foreign ministry could not be reached immediately for comment. China has long worried about disaffected members of its Uighur Muslim minority in its far western region of Xinjiang linking up with militants in Pakistan and Afghanistan. At the same time, violence in Pakistan s southwestern Baluchistan province has fueled concern about security for planned transport and energy links from western China to Pakistan s deepwater port of Gwadar. The Taliban, sectarian groups linked to al Qaeda and the Islamic State all operate in Baluchistan, which borders Iran and Afghanistan and is at the center of the  Belt and Road  initiative.  In addition, separatists there have long battled the government for a greater share of gas and mineral resources, and have a long record of attacking energy and other infrastructure projects. Islamic State claimed responsibility for killing two kidnapped Chinese teachers in Baluchistan in June, prompting the government in Islamabad to pledge to beef up security for Chinese nationals.  It had already promised a 15,000-strong army division to safeguard projects along the economic corridor. China s security concerns abroad have grown along with its global commercial footprint. In 2016, a suspected suicide car bomber rammed the gates of the Chinese embassy in the Kyrgyz capital Bishkek, killing the attacker and wounding at least three people. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: china warns imminent attacks terrorists pakistanbeijing reuters china friday warned nationals pakistan plans series imminent terrorist attacks chinese targets unusual alert pours funds infrastructure projects country plagued militancy thousands chinese workers gone pakistan following beijing pledge spend billion projects president xi winning signature belt road development plan aims link china middle east europe protecting employees chinese companies well individual entrepreneurs followed investment wave along known economic corridor concern chinese officials it understood terrorists plan near term launch series attacks chinese organizations personnel pakistan chinese embassy pakistan said statement website the embassy warned organizations chinese citizens increase security awareness strengthen internal precautions reduce trips outside much possible avoid crowded public spaces it also asked chinese nationals cooperate pakistan police military alert embassy event emergency it give details pakistan foreign ministry could reached immediately comment china long worried disaffected members higher muslim minority far western region xinjiang linking militants pakistan afghanistan at time violence pakistan southwestern baluchistan province fueled concern security planned transport energy links western china pakistan deepwater port radar the taliban sectarian groups linked al qaeda islamic state operate baluchistan borders iran afghanistan center belt road initiative in addition separatists long battled government greater share gas mineral resources long record attacking energy infrastructure projects islamic state claimed responsibility killing two kidnapped chinese teachers baluchistan june prompting government islamabad pledge beef security chinese nationals it already promised army division safeguard projects along economic corridor china security concerns abroad grown along global commercial footprint in suspected suicide car bomber rammed gates chinese embassy kyrgyz capital bishkek killing attacker wounding least three people worldnews