Source: Dawn
Pakistan blocked the head of an airline whose jet crashed near the capital from leaving the country as it began an investigation Saturday into the country’s second major air disaster in less then two years.
The Bhoja Air passenger jet crashed on Friday as it tried to land in a thunderstorm at Islamabad’s main airport, killing all 127 people on board. The small domestic airline, which resumed operations in March after an 11-year pause, has said the weather was the cause.
I think Zardari & Co would have found a golden opportunity to make money out of this episode from the owner of Bhoja Airlines.
It dose not matter if they blame weather or pilot as usual, all 127 lifes are gone and there is nothing that console their relatives. May Allah be with them in this difficult time.
All corrupt politicians and businessmen are in kahut when it comes such disasters. Who is behind this airline, someone connected to a high place. I feel sorry for the dead and their relatives. But then Pakistan prone to disaster after disaster, its in our psyche now.