What's new

PAF JF-17 ENGINEER, wife die in road accident

pkd

FULL MEMBER
Joined
Aug 29, 2009
Messages
1,432
Reaction score
0
PAF officer, wife die in road accident
From the Newspaper
Yesterday
By Our Correspondent

MANSEHRA, Nov 19: A PAF air commodore and his wife were killed and their son sustained critical injuries when the vehicle they were travelling in plunged into a deep ravine at tourist resort of Shograin in Kaghan valley on Friday, it was learnt.

The family of Air Commodore Nisar Ali, who was posted at Islamabad, was on a trip of Kaghan valley to celebrate his promotion.

While on way back to Balakot from Shogran Nisar Ali, who was driving the vehicle, could not control the steering while negotiating a steep turn and the car plunged into a deep ravine. Mr Nisar died instantly and his wife and son were rushed to King Abdullah Teaching hospital and later to Ayub Medical Complex hospital in Abbottabad in critical condition.

Hospital sources said the wife of Air-Commodore Nisar Ali, Rafia Yasmin, succumbed to injuries at the hospital and the condition of the injured son Talah Nisar, 18, was stated to be serious.

Sources said Nisar Ali had returned recently from China after being trained as engineer in the fighter jet Thunder F-17 and was promoted to the rank of the air commander and posted in Islamabad from Karachi, the native city of the late officer.
 
Sad.. road safety is negligible in Pakistan.
People dont wear seatbelts unless under the threat of a fine..
cars are poorly manufactured..only the top end carry airbags.
 
Inna Lilla Hai Wa Inna Ellaihi Raji'oon :cry:

May Allah give "sabar" to their families and make there life better in the hereafter

May Allah give them Jannat and save them from the wrath of Grave, Doomsday and the Hellfire

Aameen
 
May Allah shower HIS unlimited blessings on departed souls :angel:. Indeed this is a great loss but this land is full of talented people ready to take on baton of national pride.
:pakistan:
 
very tragic. a real loss for PAF and all Pakistan nation. God bless their souls.
 
Inna Lilla Hai Wa Inna Ellaihi Raji'oon

God bless the departed,give health to the wounded and patience to the family and friends ameen.
 
Sad.. road safety is negligible in Pakistan.
People dont wear seatbelts unless under the threat of a fine..
cars are poorly manufactured..only the top end carry airbags.

Your chances of survival when a car falls in a ravine are close to nil.

I have been to Shogran, and it's pretty steep. Depends where the car falls, but in any case, a ravine fall is going to be pretty bad.
 
Sad.. road safety is negligible in Pakistan.
People dont wear seatbelts unless under the threat of a fine..
cars are poorly manufactured..only the top end carry airbags.

the spendings on the roads of such areas are very small compard to the spendings on lahore of islamabad highways and due to that it happpnens and result is in front of you
 
Sad.. road safety is negligible in Pakistan.
People dont wear seatbelts unless under the threat of a fine..
cars are poorly manufactured..only the top end carry airbags.

Inalillahe wa Ina Ilehe Rajeoon, irreparable damage to the family.

Sir no car in the world is strong enough to endure the fall if you are unfortunate enough to go off road in these regions, the minimum fall is not less than 100 to 150 ft while at some places the ravines are miles deep. Besides, one dies on the day one is supposed to die so it doesn't matter if you are sitting in an armored vehicle or a bicycle.
 
Back
Top Bottom