'What if you lost your children in PIA crash', woman's desperate plea to PM Imran

Video of teary-eyed citizen spreads like wildfire on social media


Social Desk May 28, 2020
Video of teary-eyed citizen spreads like wildfire on social media.PHOTO:FACEBOOK

Footage of a woman imploring Prime Minister Imran Khan to help the victims' families of the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight in  which 97 souls were lost went viral.



PIA aircraft Airbus A320 crashed in the residential area of Model Colony near the Karachi airport on May 22, minutes before landing.

"What if you lost your children in the plane crash...do you ever think how you would react then," the teary-eyed citizen addresses Prime Minister Imran Khan in the video that has spread like wildfire on social media.

"Just think for a second if you lost them and couldn't even find their remains and were forced to go door-to-door to find an ounce of solace," she went on to say.

WATCH: Lahore man's desperate plea for help after losing family in PIA crash

The ill-fated flight from Lahore to Karachi sparked an outpouring of grief throughout the country.

The citizen added that the families of victims would only get a semblance of closure if they were able to put their loved ones to rest.

Referring to a recent viral video of a Lahore resident who lost his entire family, she said:"A father has been trying to identify two of his children for the last five days now...but to no avail".

She claimed that the authorities have so far done nothing help the bereaved.

"Don't forget you will be held accountable for your inaction," she concerned citizen warned.

COMMENTS (3)

Adil Ehsan | 3 years ago | Reply Astonished to read the comments of Mr. Waqar. She clearly mentioned that the father of two has gone door to door to get the remains of departed ones. its been seven days dear since the accident happened. Airlines always ask for the IDs (Passport/NIC) while reserving the seats. Can't they check their own data? They were traveling by air and all of the passengers of airlines are usually insured. How can they insure them if they don't know the whereabouts of their families/homes?
Adil Ehsan | 3 years ago | Reply Astonished to read the comments of Mr. Waqar. She clearly mentioned that the father of two has gone door to door to get the remains of departed ones. its been seven days dear since the accident happened. Airlines always ask for the IDs (Passport/NIC) while reserving the seats. Can't they check their own data? They were traveling by air and all of the passengers of airlines are usually insured. How can they insure them if they don't know the whereabouts of their families/homes? Th
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