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Two injured Britishers rescued

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Gul Hamad Farooqi

Chitral

An unfortunate incident occurred on Sunday in Broghul Valley, the last part of Upper Chitral district. In which two Britishers fell from the mountain and were injured, while three people are still trapped there. According to Deputy Commissioner District Upper Chitral Shah Saud, five Englishmen camped in the Lashkar Gaz area of the Boghul Valley, near the Wakhan and Tajikistan border of Afghanistan, in which two people fell down from mountain and injured.
Rescuers Operation started at the area and the inured persons were shifted to RHC Mastuj in a military helicopter. While three men camped at an altitude of 18,000 feet above sea level where a helicopter could not reach. To rescue the three men, a large military helicopter will arrive from Gilgit today.

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