Plane Carrying 150 Crashes In Pakistan
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Plane Carrying 150 Crashes In Pakistan
A passenger plane said to be carrying more than 150 people has crashed near the Pakistani capital Islamabad
Pakistan Plane Crash Near Islamabad: Airliner Said To Be Carrying More Than 150 People | World News | Sky News
Pakistan Plane Crash Near Islamabad: Airliner Said To Be Carrying More Than 150 People | World News | Sky News
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Still breaking news this is from the BBC.
Police said it was an Airblue flight to Islamabad via Karachi, with more than 150 people on board.
It crashed in the Margalla Hills to the north of the city, and Pakistani television showed images of foggy, rainy hillside with helicopters flying overhead.
A huge rescue effort has been launched.
"There is smoke, but we have not been able to reach there. It is surrounded by the hills and there is no road access," police official Sayed Subhan told the AFP news agency.
"There were 146 passengers and six crewmen on board. We are gathering information. We have no more details," Mubarik Shah, spokesman of the state-run Civil Aviation Authority, told the Reuters news agency.
BBC News - Passenger plane crashes in hills near Pakistan capital
Police said it was an Airblue flight to Islamabad via Karachi, with more than 150 people on board.
It crashed in the Margalla Hills to the north of the city, and Pakistani television showed images of foggy, rainy hillside with helicopters flying overhead.
A huge rescue effort has been launched.
"There is smoke, but we have not been able to reach there. It is surrounded by the hills and there is no road access," police official Sayed Subhan told the AFP news agency.
"There were 146 passengers and six crewmen on board. We are gathering information. We have no more details," Mubarik Shah, spokesman of the state-run Civil Aviation Authority, told the Reuters news agency.
BBC News - Passenger plane crashes in hills near Pakistan capital
