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Investigation dossier discloses suprising details of PIA Havelian air crash

By Shahzad Murad KARACHI: The Civil Aviation Authority’s investigation report termed PIA-661 crash as a result of technical failures, which means that the pilot is not the one responsible for the crash. In 2016, PIA’s ill-fated aircraft crashed while on its route from Chitral to Islamabad, where flight PK-661 couldn’t complete its journey and resulted in a deadly crash; killing forty-seven people on board. Well-known preacher Junaid Jamshed was among forty-seven people who lost their lives to this calamity. The report submitted by Civil Aviation Authority at the Sindh High Court is 207 pages long which contains details about the

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