A Dubai-Bound Flight from Pakistan faced a tragic incident when a passenger died mid-air. The aircraft was near Larkana when the emergency occurred.
According to airport officials, the passenger, identified as Zulfiqar, suddenly lost consciousness during the journey. The pilot immediately contacted Karachi Air Traffic Control and diverted the plane for an emergency landing.
Medical teams were on standby when the flight touched down. Doctors rushed to provide assistance, but they confirmed that the passenger had already passed away. The cause of death is yet to be determined, and further details about the passenger’s health have not been released.
In a separate case, another Dubai-Bound Flight from Karachi experienced a different medical emergency. A three-year-old girl named Zahra developed a high fever mid-flight. The child later fainted, prompting the crew to take quick action.
Cabin crew immediately informed ground emergency responders. Once the plane landed, Zahra was transferred to a private hospital for urgent treatment. Doctors later confirmed that the child had received proper medical care.
Both incidents underline the importance of strict safety and health measures on international flights. Airlines are trained to handle medical emergencies with limited resources while ensuring swift coordination with airport authorities.
Passengers onboard praised the crew for their calm and professional response in both cases. The airline has not yet issued an official statement regarding the two separate emergencies.
These back-to-back events highlight the unpredictable nature of air travel. They also show the critical role of well-prepared flight crews in ensuring passenger safety.
Authorities are expected to review the circumstances surrounding the passenger’s death. Investigations may focus on whether underlying health issues were involved.
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