Xinhua reported the curse of the July 28 air crash.

On the morning of July 28th, an Airbus A32 1 with 152 passengers and crew was in Bakis.

Mount Meghala, north of Islamabad, Tanzania, crashed. After more than four hours of rescue and search, Pakistani Interior Minister Malik said that all the people on board were killed, and no one lives. According to reports, the victims included more than 20 women, 7 children, 2 Americans and a young couple who just got married and planned to spend their honeymoon in Islamabad. The Embassy of China in Pakistan confirmed that there were no China passengers on the plane. The police said that the bodies of all the victims had been found.

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This Airbus A32 1 belongs to Pakistan's private airline "Blue Airlines". Keepers at the zoo at the foot of Mount Mergara said that they had seen the wrecked plane attached to the top of the mountain earlier.

Flying close at low altitude, the fuselage swept over the treetops, as if trying to fly higher, but several attempts failed. Later, the plane flew north, but it didn't fly over the higher mountain top and crashed into a cliff. Local television in Pakistan showed that the plane crashed in a wooded ravine. Some wreckage is still burning, emitting flames and white smoke. Check the photos of the crash site. The helicopter circled over the crash site. Search and rescue personnel carried out search and rescue in the dense forest.

All killed.

Pakistani Interior Minister Rahman Malik told local television that all passengers and crew were killed. Most of the victims' bodies were in pieces, waiting to be identified. The heavy rain and fog on the mountain seriously affected the rescue work. Ambulances, police cars and fire engines stopped at the foot of Mount Meghala and the Panshan Road opposite the incident site. Rescue vehicles going up and down the mountain sounded the alarm and shuttled back and forth. Local media initially reported that about 40 injured people survived. However, at the scene, rescuers told reporters that the possibility of surviving after the plane crashed into the mountain was almost zero. The rescuers who returned said that the scene of the incident was full of body fragments, none of which was complete and could not be identified at all. "It's terrible." Some rescuers came down from the mountain and vomited while walking; It is said that some people fainted on the spot. Many relatives of passengers were waiting at Islamabad airport to welcome their relatives and friends home, but they heard sad news. Many of them rushed to the intersection leading to the top of the mountain and tried to set off for the accident site, but they were stopped by the police and could only cry in protest. The Pakistani government announced on the same day that the whole country would mourn for the victims for one day.

The reason is unknown

The cause of the accident is still unclear. Rachiele Ahmed, a spokesman for Blue Airlines, told AFP: "Bad weather is obviously the cause of the crash, but we will wait for the results of the investigation." In an interview with the Associated Press, Ahmed said that the age of the crashed plane was no more than 8 years and there was no mechanical failure. Before the plane crashed, the pilot did not issue an emergency report. Zahid Varola, an official of the Pakistan Civil Aviation Pilots Association, believes that the plane may have crashed because it deviated from the route. Because of the wind, ground controllers often ask pilots to hover over Mount Mogala in order to adjust their direction and use other runways, but the hovering distance is usually less than 4 kilometers from the airport. "I don't know why this plane flies so far." He said. The report quoted the records of the American Aviation Safety Network as saying that the tail of the "Blue Sky" aircraft touched the ground in May 2008, causing no casualties. This is the only accident report since the company started operation in 2004.

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Irshad Kassem works in a bank and flies to Islamabad on the plane of Blue Airlines every week. He had intended to take this flight that day, but he changed his mind at the last minute. "I know that there are many mountains near the landing site, and there are often lightning. The weather forecast says there will be heavy rain this morning. " He told CNN, "I bought a plane ticket and confirmed that I will board the plane. However, because of the bad weather, I decided not to sit at 6 o'clock. " "I'm still very wooden, very wooden. I think this is life. "