Preliminary report of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) plane crash incident has been prepared by local police, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Korangi has forwarded the documents to Inspector General of Sindh and other concerned authorities, it was learnt on Saturday. The crash report compiled by police states that the airplane crash landed in a residential area close to the Jinnah International Airport runway at 2:37pm.A total of 12 houses and multiple cars suffered major damages due to the crash. 97 dead bodies have been pulled from the crash site after a day and half worth of toil, read the report.19 dead bodies have been recognised and will be handed over to their respective relatives and loved ones whereas the rest have suffered major degree burns leaving them unrecognizable. The report further entails that two passengers who survived the crash have been shifted to healthcare facilities where they are currently being treated, the two survivors face no threat to their lives. Federal Minister for Aviation Ghulam Sarwar Khan addressing a news conference along with Pakistan International Airlines (PIA Chief Executive Officer Arshad Malik earlier in the day said that a transparent, full-fledged inquiry into the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) plane crash incident will be completed in three months.
