ASF foils attack on air traffic control radar in Pasni
KARACHI: Airport Security Force (ASF) personnel on Monday night thwarted terrorists attack on Air Traffic control radar of Pasni airport.
ASF spokesman Abbas Memon said the terrorists launched attack on the radar in organized manner, however, the ASF personnel foiled the assault. He said, “All the installations of the Pasni radar were safe.”
Abbas Memon further said no loss of life from
By OCTOPUS
April 21, 2015
KARACHI: Airport Security Force (ASF) personnel on Monday night thwarted terrorists attack on Air Traffic control radar of Pasni airport.
ASF spokesman Abbas Memon said the terrorists launched attack on the radar in organized manner, however, the ASF personnel foiled the assault. He said, “All the installations of the Pasni radar were safe.”
Abbas Memon further said no loss of life from ASF side occurred in the action.
Early, according to Levies sources, terrorists launched attack on the Air Traffic Radar in Pasni up from the nearby mountains.
Deputy Commissioner Gwadar Abdul Hameed said terrorists shot fire on the radar 8kms far from the location and managed to flee after exchange of fire with law enforcement agencies.
ASF spokesman Abbas Memon said the terrorists launched attack on the radar in organized manner, however, the ASF personnel foiled the assault. He said, “All the installations of the Pasni radar were safe.”
Abbas Memon further said no loss of life from ASF side occurred in the action.
Early, according to Levies sources, terrorists launched attack on the Air Traffic Radar in Pasni up from the nearby mountains.
Deputy Commissioner Gwadar Abdul Hameed said terrorists shot fire on the radar 8kms far from the location and managed to flee after exchange of fire with law enforcement agencies.
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