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Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesperson said that UK had not shared any information officially.

UK uranium scare: Pakistan rejects reports that cargo found at London airport originated from Karachi

Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesperson said that UK had not shared any information officially.

Following reports that uranium possibly traced to Pakistan had caused a major security scare at London's Heathrow airport, Islamabad reacted sharply.
Pakistani officials said on 12 January 2023 that the consignment which was found to be contaminated with uranium did not originate in Karachi.
Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesperson said that UK had not shared any information officially, and the government is confident that the reports naming Pakistan are "not factual", as per a Dawn report.
A small quantity of uranium was found in scrap metal consignment on 29 December 2022, sparking anti-terror measures at the airport.
The cargo package reportedly arrived at Heathrow Airport Terminal 4 via Oman Air passenger flight WY 101, which arrived on the evening of December 29. The flight originated from Pakistan, where UK officials believe the package was checked in as cargo, and had a stopover in Muscat, Oman, as per reports.

The uranium was not weapons-grade, which means that it couldn't be used to make a nuclear bomb, according to reports.

UK: terror scare after Pakistan-linked uranium found in cargo at London airport, say reports

The uranium was not weapons-grade, which means that it couldn't be used to make a nuclear bomb, according to reports.

A major security scare was sparked in the United Kingdom after a shipment of scrap metal was found to contain uranium at London's Heathrow airport. The radioactive metal is likely to have come from Pakistan, according to UK news reports.
The Counter-Terrorism Command was called after uranium was detected in routine screening of a consignment which came on a flight from Oman on 29 December 2022.
The uranium was not weapons-grade, which means that it couldn't be used to make a nuclear bomb, according to reports. The quantity of the radioactive metal was small and didn't pose a threat to the public, reports quoted officials as saying.
No arrests have been made yet, but the investigation is continuing.

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