British tourists enjoy Moenjodaro expedition.

LARKANA: A 22-member delegation of Britons headed by writer and journalist Peter Oborne arrived at Moenjodaro on Thursday. The delegation, other members of which appeared to be literati and tourists coming from different walks of life, visited ruins of the Indus Valley Civilisation and took keen interest in the ancient city of the dead. They were taken to the site's main gate in a convoy of traditional bullock cart, a ride they enjoyed a lot.

The tourists went around the remains of Moenjodaro and the museum standing on the site.

Speaking to local reporters, Mr Oborne and others said they were here to see and study archaeological sites. They said they had already visited Ranikot and some other sites in Sindh. They said Moenjodaro was one of the oldest...