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ISPR released names of 135 soldiers and civilians hit by snow avalanche in Gayari, Skardu

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Rawalpindi – April 7, 2012:

Names of persons Buried under snow slide in Gayari sector near Skardu.

Officers

1.            PA-32596 Lt Col Tanvir Ul Hassan

  

2.            PA-39548 Maj Zaka Ul Haq

  

3.            PA-105358 Capt Haleem Ullah( AMC)

  
Junior Commission Officers

4.    N/Sub Khurshid

  

5.    N/Sub Didar

  

6.    N/Sub Malik

  

7.    N/Sub Iftikhar

  
Havildar

8.    Hav Rehber

  

9.    Hav Haji Shafayat

  

10. Hav Zakir

  

11. Hav Gulfraz

  

12. Hav Shah Nawaz

  

13. Hav Musadiq

  

14. Hav Rustam

  

15. Hav Shad

  

16. Hav Ghulam Muhammad

  

17. Hav Sher Nayab

  

18. Hav Ishaq

  

19. Hav Tanvir

  

Lance Havildar / NaiK

  

20. L/Hav Mustafa

  

21. L/Hav Ghulam Qadir

  

22. Nk Ashraf

  

23. Nk Sartaj

  

24. Nk Mudasar

  

25. Nk Jabbar

  

Lance Naik / Sepoy

  

26. Lnk Irshad

  

27. Lnk Sami Ullah

  

28. Lnk Sharafat

  

29. Lnk Mustafa

  

30. Lnk Himayat

  

31. Lnk Altaf

  

32. Lnk Mir Hussain

  

33. Lnk Irfan

  

34. Sep Ali Zar

  

35. Sep Saleem

  

36. Sep Malik Riaz

  

37. Sep Jamil

  

38. Sep Akhtar

  

39. Sep Nadir Wali

  

40. Sep Israr

  

41. Sep Sajid

  

42. Sep Naseer

  

43. Sep Dildar

  

44. Sep Zaman

  

45. Sep Irfan Khalil

  

46. Sep Waseem

  

47. Sep Ehsan

  

48. Sep Ashraf

  

49. Sep Riaz

  

50. Sep Shoaib

  

51. Sep Iqbal

  

52. Sep Mumtaz

  

53. Sep Haider

  

54. Sep Mehtab

  

55. Zulqarnain

  

56. Sep Ghulab Shah

  

57. Sep Rehmat Wali

  

58. Sep Nadeem

  

59. Sep Nafs Ali

  

60. Sep Nadeem Hashmi

  

61. Sep Qurban

  

62. Sep Muhammad Khan

  

63. Sep Akbar

  

64. Sep Ali Muhammad

  

65. Sep Muhammad Ali

  

66. Sep Amin

  

67. Sep Fiaz

  

68. Sep Shakeel

  

69. Sep Siraj

  

70. Sep Fazal Abbas

  

71. Sep Javed

  

72. Sep Javed

  

73. Sep Sakhi Zaman

  

74. Sep Sajjad Kazmi

  

75. Sep Fida Hussain

  

76. Sep Naeem

  

77. Sep Shamim

  

78. Sep Zakir

  

79. Sep Nisar Hussain

  

80. Sep Aurangzeb

  

81. Sep Arshad

  

82. Sep Sultan

  

83. Sep Muhammad Hussain

  

84. Sep Nasir

  

85. Sep Ilyas

  

86. Sep Mukhtiar

  

87. Sep Fida Hussain

  

88. Sep Zaheer

  

89. Sep Naseer

  

90. Sep Aftab

  

91. Sep Adil

  

92. Sep Muzamil

  

93. Sep Sarfraz

  

94. Sep Shameer

  

95. Sep Soba Khan

  

96. Sep Abid

  

97. Sep Ishaq

  

98. Sep Aksar Zaman

  

99. Sep Najeeb Ullah

  

100.      Sep Siraj Ud Din

  

101.      Sep Jaffar

  

102.      Sep Ansar

  

103.      Sep Ishaq

  

104.      Sep Ghulam Rasool

  

105.      Sep Muhammad Hussain

  

106.      Sep Jumma khan

  

107.      Sep Muhammad Ali

  

108.      Sep Zakir Kawardo

  

109.      Sep Ghulam Mehdi

  

110.      Sep Ghazi Shah

  

111.      Sep Sana Ullah

  

112.      Sep Imtiaz

  

113.      Sep Hameed Ullah

  

114.      Sep Sadiq Gultri

  

115.      Sep  Gul Daz ( FS Sec)

  

Clerks

  

116.      Nk / Clk Ghulam Nabi

  

117.      Nk/ Clk Ghulam Ali

  

Cooks

  

118.      Sep/Ck Muhammad Ali

  

119.      Sep/Ck Karim

  

120.      Sep/Ck Ghulam Mehdi

  
Sweepers

121.      Moon Gul

  

122.      Asif

  

123.      Naveed

  

124.      Ali

  
Civilian (paid out of defence establishment)

125.      Jalil (Waiter)

  

126.      Hameed ( Waiter)

  

127.      Nasrullah (Barber)

  

128.      Muhammad Ameer (Barber)

  

129.      Waheed ( Canteen)

  

130.      Azeem (Canteen)

  

131.      Sarfraz (Dhobi)

  

132.      Wali (Dhobi)

  

133.      Noor Shah ali (Dhobi)

  

134.      Sabir (Tailor)

  

135.      Ghulam Rasool (NCB)   – Uncfm/Suspected

  

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11 Comments

  1. Its a grave tragedy and huge loss. Our hearts go out to the families of these brave service men. May their souls rest in peace. I wish governments on both sides bring their soldiers out of this misery by vacating the glaceir as soon as possible.

  2. it is very bad disaster, may God bless their families to face this situation bravely, pak should work vry fast as posible, and i am very cofuse about the slide how it had been done, it may be done by other countries, bcoz it is cold at that area and morning time the snow becomes ice,,

  4. Terrible loss!
    Though d Worlds highest battlfiled–its a death spot for a living being..Navigation in such a hell in a cell demands predetermined weather forecast.,nd how come this number of soldiers were togather-at such a dangerous place.
    agonizing nd unbeliveable.

  5. Inna lilLah-e wa inna Elaih-e Rajeon…

    May Allah keep the departed souls in eternal peace. Shaheeds are remembered for ever. Their shahada gives life to the nation, every time.
    Salam to all who embraced life for ever, and to Ghazee’s too.

  9. It is high time that both India and Pakistan should stop the high altitude madness

  11. We are proud of our younger brothers. God knows when war on 4000 ft. high altitude will end up with peace. Our brothers have always been on top when it came to sacrificing lives for Pakistan. But Pakistan has always neglected us being momentary supporter and sympathetic.

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