Pakistan grieved over Ethiopian aeroplane crash
The Foreign Office spokesperson said the government and the people of Pakistan had expressed heartfelt condolences to the governments and peoples of Kenya and Ethiopia and the affected families on the tragic Ethiopian airplane crash.
By APP
March 10, 2019
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Sunday expressed deep grief and sorrow over the Ethiopian aeroplane crash in which around 148 passengers had reportedly lost their lives.
Foreign Office Spokesperson Dr Muhammad Faisal, in a tweet, said the incident took place in the morning which might have reportedly led to more than 148 causalities.
He said the government and the people of Pakistan had expressed heartfelt condolences to the governments and peoples of Kenya and Ethiopia and the affected families on the tragic Ethiopian airplane crash.
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