PAF Successfully Completes Rescue Mission in GB

Islamabad: Pakistan Air Force today successfully completed a rescue mission and shifted 125 people to Rawalpindi, stranded due to severe weather conditions.

According to Radio Pakistan, a large number of tourists and locals are facing difficulties due to severe weather conditions in Gilgit-Baltistan.

A C-130 aircraft of Pakistan Air Force rescued tourists and locals, stranded in Gilgit-Baltistan.

The rescued persons included 82 civilians, 25 Pakistan Army personnel, and 18 Pakistan Air Force personnel.

The Armed Forces of Pakistan and the local administration are always at the forefront to serve the people in every difficult time.

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