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Lt-Gen Asif Ghafoor’s elder brother passes away

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Akhtar Iqbal, elder brother of Lieutenant-General Asif Ghafoor, passed away in Rawalpindi on Sunday.

Akhtar Iqbal breathed his last at Rawalpindi’s Military Hospital where he was under treatment.

The funeral prayers of Akhtar Iqbal will be offered at 1:30 pm in Askari-9 in Lahore on Monday and he will be buried in DHA Phase 7.

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