PAF plane crashes

Published August 26, 2005

KARACHI, Aug 25: A Mirage fighter aircraft of Pakistan Air Force crashed near Badin on Thursday. This was stated in a press release of the Directorate of Public Relations, Pakistan Air Force here on Thursday.

It said the plane was on a routine operational training mission when crashed near Badin, Sindh. The crash occurred due to technical malfunction. The pilot of the aircraft ejected safely. No loss of civilian life or property has been reported on ground, the press release added.—APP

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