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Tragic helicopter crash results in martyrdom of Pakistan Navy Officers

Pakistan Sep, 4 2023
Tragic helicopter crash results in martyrdom of Pakistan Navy Officers
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GWADAR: In a devastating helicopter accident, three Pakistan Navy officers and a soldier have tragically embraced martyrdom in Gwadar.

The Pakistan Navy spokesperson confirmed the incident, attributing it to a potential technical malfunction during the helicopter's flight. The accident has prompted an immediate investigation by the Pakistan Navy to ascertain the precise cause and circumstances leading to this heartbreaking event."

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