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Avalanche traps about 150 Pakistani soldiers

This kind of statments does not reflect situation ground and thats the fact. These kind of statments are only good for emotional consumption but reality is too harsh and different.

Man !!!!!!!! Cmooonnn

this is not a statement he is making here !!! he is quoted a coversation between Allah & one of his Prophets...

May good makes our Emaan Strong.. Ameen
 
Army is sending messages to the affected families, inquiring about locations, where they want to bury the dead bodies. That's heart wrenching.
 

the media took 2 days to wake up.

Saw on BBC that 9 miners in Peru have been trapped, and the president was there all night in the mouth of the mine.

And the PPP says at the 8 o clock circus shows that the soldiers were of the army and hence it is the main responsibility of army chief, not of the president to cancel his visit if India. Essentially meaning, he does not own up to his duties.
 
the media took 2 days to wake up.

Saw on BBC that 9 miners in Peru have been trapped, and the president was there all night in the mouth of the mine.

And the PPP says at the 8 o clock circus shows that the soldiers were of the army and hence it is the main responsibility of army chief, not of the president to cancel his visit if India. Essentially meaning, he does not own up to his duties.

Well said brother - We all are aware of Zardari and his merry men intentions..
 
no updates for today ??

Yesterday they were at 40 Feet and i hope today they must have reached smwhr near !!

Allah Pak reham farma !!!
 
Gentlemen - please keep posting info on this thread. Doesnt matter how small as i know all members want and need to know of the fate of the jawaans. Please keep letting us know of what is going on.
Thanks guys...
 
a 450 m tunnel/ pathway has been dug, and the water stream has been cleared.

Nothing more than the latest press release.
 
a 450 m tunnel/ pathway has been dug, and the water stream has been cleared.

Nothing more than the latest press release.

yesterday somebody was telling that a tunnel was dug but unfortunately it collapsed !! is it the same one or a new one has been dug??
 
Brother u r so much convinced that thr r only bodies and nobody is alive !!

God is up there to decide... so let him decide the faith of these brothers instead of making ur own claims :)

Have you considered the fact that the movement of the avalanche was also Allah's decision?

this surely goes out for Bro VCheng too ... Our religon has also taught us not to loose hope so y r u again and again telling to be ready for worst ... Man dont make ppl loose hopes...u are not watchng the News ??? thr families are hopeful, they still have hopes !! Army has hopes , Nation has hopes...

and for ur point... we are not cowards, we can face facts and when it will come to (God Forbid) worst , ppl will accept it but rite now u r requested not to request the people to loose hope :) Thankyou

Please see AA's post below:

I understand having hope but, there is such a thing as false hope - we must be prepared for bad news now.

I am sure that the nation will bear this tragedy with dignity, and will never forget these brave men in a few years' time.
 
still the situation looks very grim but we can't loose hope....I hope and wish we might see a miracle this time.....Insha-Allah.....
 
Pakistan steps up efforts to find avalanche survivors

Islamabad, Apr 11, 2012, (PTI)

Amidst snowfall and weather hazards, Pakistani rescue teams today stepped up their search for 138 people, a majority of them soldiers, buried under dozens of feet of snow by an avalanche in Siachen sector.

Search and rescue teams using bulldozers and heavy machinery have cleared a 450-metre access track to five "priority points" where the people could be buried, a military statement said.

These priority points were identified by a team from the Strategic Plans Division, an elite nuclear formation equipped with sophisticated gadgets.

The rescue operation at Gyari in Siachen sector was continuing despite "weather hazards", the statement said.

Rescue teams were working on a second access track so that they could widen the search perimeter. Work at two priority points is progressing at "rapid speed" because of the use of heavy machinery.

Work at the three other priority points is "mainly being done" by infantry troops, who are manually digging through the snow, the military said.

A bulldozer was being used to restore a water channel that was blocked by the avalanche four days ago.

The Met Office has forcast snowfall over Siachen and surrounding areas till tomorrow and officials have said they expect the weather to clear by the afternoon of Thursday.
Flights to Skardu, the town closest to Gyari, have been unable to take off due to bad weather.

Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani had to call off his plan to visit Gyari yesterday due to bad weather, officials said.

The premier had intended to visit the region to express solidarity with the troops. He was advised by authorities not to travel due to the inclement weather, officials said.
Gilani has directed authorities to use all available resources to retrieve the soldiers trapped by the avalanche on April 7.

The military has said a total of 138 people, including 127 soldiers and 11 civilian employees, were buried when the avalanche hit a battalion headquarters at Gyari. Pakistan Army chief Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani visited the site on Sunday to supervise rescue operations.

The headquarters at Gyari is the main gateway through which troops and supplies pass on their way to remote outposts in Siachen.

Indian and Pakistani troops have been engaged in standoff on the glacier since 1984.
However, the guns have largely been silent since late 2003, when the two countries put in place a ceasefire along the frontiers in Jammu and Kashmir, including the Actual Ground Position Line in Siachen.

The Pakistan Army's deployment on the glacier figured in parliament yesterday, with lawmakers from across the political divide seeking an immediate resolution of the Siachen standoff.

The parliamentarians pointed out that more people died of harsh weather than bullets on Siachen.

Speaking on a point of order in a joint session of parliament, Awami National Party leader Haji Muhammad Adeel said during the past three decades, Pakistan and India had lost more lives on Siachen due to extreme weather.

He contended that a Pakistani soldier is killed every third day while India loses a soldier every second day.

Besides, the troop deployments have weakened the foundations of glaciers and this leads to natural disasters like floods, Adeel said.

He suggested that Pakistan and India need to discuss the issue for immediate resolution.

still the situation looks very grim but we can't loose hope....I hope and wish we might see a miracle this time.....Insha-Allah.....
InshaAllah... keep praying brothers and sisters and pls keep texting your F n F for prayers of these brothers !!! We do the fwding thing all the time these days so y not for this noble and badly needed cause !!!

May A good news comes from Allah S.W.T for all of us especially the Families of those who r stuck there !!!

La Illaha Illa anta subhan'a ka inni kuntuu minaz'zaleemeeen!!!
 
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Rescue work by Pak Army at Gayari, pictures were taken in Moring 11 Apr 2012. – Photo ISPR
 
After a few more days, in order to preserve the dignity of those soldiers, and given the extreme difficulty and danger in retrieving the bodies, it may be that declaring the areas a a graveyard with markings could be a prudent option.
 
Press Release
No PR77/2012-ISPR Dated: April 11, 2012
Rawalpindi - April 11, 2012:
Update Avalanche Clearance at Gayari Sector Siachen

Despite weather hazards, rescue operation at Gayari Sector continues at five priority points identified with the help of SPD team employed alongwith plant equipment, Army Search and Rescue Teams.
A 450 meters long access track has been developed on the avalanche to access the priority points. Work on another access track has also been started to widen search perimeter.
Mainly Plant equipment is employed at two points. The work is in progress at rapid speed on both points.
At the work on other three points mainly being done with the help of infantry troops who resort to manual digging with some assistance from plant equipment where required.
A Dozer has been employed to restore the water channel, which has been blocked due to avalanche. So far two exists are available with 20 and 15 cusecs discharge. Efforts are in hand to enhance same with the help of plant equipment.
 
Geo News has created a separate link on thr website regarding updates and coverage of Gyari Rescue Operation.. may b it helps :/

http://www.geo.tv/Trending.aspx?ID=68&title= Siachen-Tragedy

After a few more days, in order to preserve the dignity of those soldiers, and given the extreme difficulty and danger in retrieving the bodies, it may be that declaring the areas a a graveyard with markings could be a prudent option.

................ wat shld i write to u :| i guess u dont see old posts just come and post a new one ... well read the thread from where u left it ....
 

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