At 5:30 p.m. yesterday, a Pakistan Army helicopter went missing.
Derbis located at Moosa Goth debris near the Sassi Punnu Shrine.
Lt Gen Sarfaraz Ali, Corp Commander Quetta, was on board.
According to Deputy Inspector-General Pervaiz Khan Umrani, the wreckage of the Pakistan Army’s aviation helicopter that disappeared a day earlier has been discovered in Balochistan’s Moosa Goth, close to the Sassi Punnu Shrine.
With key people onboard, the chopper was traveling from Quetta to Karachi when it vanished at about 5:30 p.m.
The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said that the aviation helicopter had lost communication with air traffic control while performing a flood rescue mission in Lasbela, Balochistan (ATC).
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Six individuals were on board, including Corp Commander Quetta Lieutenant General Sarfraz Ali, who was overseeing the province’s flood relief efforts.
The wrecked helicopter was found near Haji Moosa Goth, which is about seven to eight kilometres from Abbas Police Post in Sakran, according to the senior superintendent of police for Lasbela.
“The helicopter has been destroyed in its whole. Police are still looking about “In a statement, he stated.
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General Qamar Javed Bajwa, the chief of army staff, gave Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif a call earlier today to update him on the most current developments in the hunt for the army helicopter.
The six missing army soldiers and jawans worried the prime minister.
The prime minister praised Lieutenant General Sarfraz Ali as a superb soldier and a good person.
He voiced worry for everyone on board’s safety.
In addition, the prime minister requested that everyone remember the courageous Pakistani soldiers in their prayers and expressed how terribly devastated the whole nation was by the awful tragedy.
The premier praised the “dutiful sons” who helped flood victims as “excellent models of service.”
Since Friday night, the army commander has been updating the prime minister on the progress of the hunt for the missing helicopter.
