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yes still dighing..but nobody found yet..dead or alive.
Avalanche traps about 150 Pakistani soldiers
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yes still dighing..but nobody found yet..dead or alive.
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Xeric did a full on presentation as if it was in the Briefing room of a unit, done by the 2IC!!! And every member gave a very personal insight into this, and maps, images and all.
So, although I shouldn't be really saying any happy words here, but Congratulation PDF.
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ISPR PRESS RELEASE
No PR96/2012-ISPR
Dated: Monday, April 23, 2012
Update Avalanche Clearance at Gayari Sector Siachen
Search and rescue operation at Gayari is being carried out round the clock. Cold weather is resulting into frequent breakdown of plant equipment. However, all out efforts are being under taken to keep maximum plant equipment functional.
The platforms constructed on all sites have been consolidated. However, excavation work is being focused on expansion of the sites.
Ground penetrating Rader Teams have indentified two more points for further probe. Since 7th April 2012, when avalanche hit Battalion Headquarters at Gayari, a total of 1.73 million cubic feet area have been excavated.
Norwegian team after rendering necessary assistance have arrived in Islamabad and will be leaving for their country tomorrow.
No PR96/2012-ISPR
Dated: Monday, April 23, 2012
Update Avalanche Clearance at Gayari Sector Siachen
Search and rescue operation at Gayari is being carried out round the clock. Cold weather is resulting into frequent breakdown of plant equipment. However, all out efforts are being under taken to keep maximum plant equipment functional.
The platforms constructed on all sites have been consolidated. However, excavation work is being focused on expansion of the sites.
Ground penetrating Rader Teams have indentified two more points for further probe. Since 7th April 2012, when avalanche hit Battalion Headquarters at Gayari, a total of 1.73 million cubic feet area have been excavated.
Norwegian team after rendering necessary assistance have arrived in Islamabad and will be leaving for their country tomorrow.
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In the line of duty: A fallen son of the soil is remembered by his father
HARIPUR: When Anwar Zaman’s son was selected in the Northern Light Infantry, he opposed his son’s decision to join the regiment.
“I urged him to change the regiment but he was overtaken by the passion of martyrdom,” said the 65-year-old retired soldier.
Zaman’s son, Sepoy Aksar Zaman, was one of the 124 soldiers who were buried under an avalanche at Giyari, Siachen, dubbed as the world’s highest battlefield.
Aksar had left for Giyari on March 28 after attending his brother’s marriage ceremony at his house in Kiyari village in Sirikot union council. He was ill when he left and last contacted his family on March 31.
“He told his mother it was the last time he was talking to her,” said Zaman. The parents assumed their son was referring to a possible breakdown in communication at the army post in the winter.
“Maybe he already knew what fate had in store for him,” his father added.
Being the youngest among his five siblings, Aksar had joined the army five years back. Three of his brothers also serve in the army.
Aksar had married two years ago and a week after his death his wife was blessed with a daughter, said Zaman.
“My son used to love children and spent much of his time playing with his nieces and nephews. But now when God has bestowed him with the gift of a daughter, he is not here to enjoy her company,” he said as his eyes welled with tears.
But quickly composing himself, Zaman said, “I am proud to be the father of a national hero who laid down his life in the line of duty, safeguarding the highest frontier of his motherland. I am ready to sacrifice my three remaining sons for the country’s defence.”
Zaman said the news of his son’s death came like a bolt from the blue. “Our family, our entire village is saddened by his death. But we are comforted by the knowledge that God has gifted our family with a martyr,” he added.
The retired solder said that Kiyari is a remote and poverty-stricken village with a population of just over 3,000.
He said the village lacks basic civic amenities and demanded the government to pave a road to the village and name it after his son, “Shaheed Aksar Zaman” and to provide education and health facilities to the villagers in recognition of his son’s sacrifice.
In the line of duty: From Kiyari to Giyari, a fallen son of the soil is remembered by his father – The Express Tribune
HARIPUR: When Anwar Zaman’s son was selected in the Northern Light Infantry, he opposed his son’s decision to join the regiment.
“I urged him to change the regiment but he was overtaken by the passion of martyrdom,” said the 65-year-old retired soldier.
Zaman’s son, Sepoy Aksar Zaman, was one of the 124 soldiers who were buried under an avalanche at Giyari, Siachen, dubbed as the world’s highest battlefield.
Aksar had left for Giyari on March 28 after attending his brother’s marriage ceremony at his house in Kiyari village in Sirikot union council. He was ill when he left and last contacted his family on March 31.
“He told his mother it was the last time he was talking to her,” said Zaman. The parents assumed their son was referring to a possible breakdown in communication at the army post in the winter.
“Maybe he already knew what fate had in store for him,” his father added.
Being the youngest among his five siblings, Aksar had joined the army five years back. Three of his brothers also serve in the army.
Aksar had married two years ago and a week after his death his wife was blessed with a daughter, said Zaman.
“My son used to love children and spent much of his time playing with his nieces and nephews. But now when God has bestowed him with the gift of a daughter, he is not here to enjoy her company,” he said as his eyes welled with tears.
But quickly composing himself, Zaman said, “I am proud to be the father of a national hero who laid down his life in the line of duty, safeguarding the highest frontier of his motherland. I am ready to sacrifice my three remaining sons for the country’s defence.”
Zaman said the news of his son’s death came like a bolt from the blue. “Our family, our entire village is saddened by his death. But we are comforted by the knowledge that God has gifted our family with a martyr,” he added.
The retired solder said that Kiyari is a remote and poverty-stricken village with a population of just over 3,000.
He said the village lacks basic civic amenities and demanded the government to pave a road to the village and name it after his son, “Shaheed Aksar Zaman” and to provide education and health facilities to the villagers in recognition of his son’s sacrifice.
In the line of duty: From Kiyari to Giyari, a fallen son of the soil is remembered by his father – The Express Tribune
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:: ISPR :: Inter Services Public Relations - PAKISTAN
Search and rescue operation at Gayari Sector is being carried out round the clock. Plant equipment is suffering breakdown due to extremely weather conditions.
Work on all indentified sites is in progress.
Ground penetrating Rader Team took readings at 24 different points and indentified four of these for further probe. Army Survey Group of Engineers team has completed the topo survey of the avalanche including water channel.
Search and rescue operation at Gayari Sector is being carried out round the clock. Plant equipment is suffering breakdown due to extremely weather conditions.
Work on all indentified sites is in progress.
Ground penetrating Rader Team took readings at 24 different points and indentified four of these for further probe. Army Survey Group of Engineers team has completed the topo survey of the avalanche including water channel.
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We have the tracking system but the soldiers don't freaking sleep with a tracker inside the HQ!!!
i believe that is wrong This unit was in Quetta before moving to Siachin
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the ISPR press releases are coming on daily bases, it is just that there is no good news, or, no development!
climatic constrains and the land itself is the biggest challenge. have to wait, they are doing there job, let us keep praying!
as for silence, it is more prominent as the media have found new hot news to discuss, that's what they are! BS, working only to BREAK NEWS with no follow-up! Pitty!
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No PR101/2012-ISPR Dated: April 27, 2012
Rawalpindi - April 27, 2012:
Update Avalanche Clearance at Gayari Sector Siachen
Search and rescue operation at Gayari Sector is being carried out round the clock.
Ground Penetrating Rader (GPR) team took readings at 26 different points and indentified eight sites for further probe.
Work on all indentified sites is in progress. A 300 feet long course has been hauled over the avalanche for restoration of the channel by employing dozers.
Rawalpindi - April 27, 2012:
Update Avalanche Clearance at Gayari Sector Siachen
Search and rescue operation at Gayari Sector is being carried out round the clock.
Ground Penetrating Rader (GPR) team took readings at 26 different points and indentified eight sites for further probe.
Work on all indentified sites is in progress. A 300 feet long course has been hauled over the avalanche for restoration of the channel by employing dozers.
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^^ same news on Geo
Gayari: 8 points identified for further probe - geo.tv
Gayari: 8 points identified for further probe - geo.tv
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Update Avalanche Clearance at Gayari Sector Siachen
Search and rescue operation at Gayari Sector is being carried out round the clock.
Ground Penetrating Rader (GPR) team took readings at 26 different points and indentified eight sites for further probe.
Work on all indentified sites is in progress. A 300 feet long course has been hauled over the avalanche for restoration of the channel by employing dozers.*
Search and rescue operation at Gayari Sector is being carried out round the clock.
Ground Penetrating Rader (GPR) team took readings at 26 different points and indentified eight sites for further probe.
Work on all indentified sites is in progress. A 300 feet long course has been hauled over the avalanche for restoration of the channel by employing dozers.*
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