Salah Uddin is an Aviation Correspondent at ARY News. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, covering topics such as commercial and private airlines, planes, and aircraft, while also addressing health and wellness issues within the aviation sector. Salah Uddin's work has been featured in notable publications including Nature Portfolio, Weekly Blitz, and the Jerusalem Post.
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Salah Uddin's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news within the realm of government & politics. His articles often revolve around topics such as fog disruptions, flight operations, airport security, terrorism, and international relations.
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The preparations have been finalized for the post-Hajj operation to bring Pakistani pilgrims to home, the ministry of religious affairs said on Saturday.
According to a PIA spokesperson, the repatriation programme began on 30 May and will continue until 30 June.
According to the spokesperson, FIA Immigration officials stopped three women — identified as Nida, Gulnaz, and Aqsa — on suspicion of carrying suspicious educational documents.
According to details, a passenger aboard Abu Dhabi-bound PIA flight PK-261, which had departed from Islamabad, experienced severe chest pain mid-flight.
At KSP, fines were imposed on 12 crew members/persons, including 03 Bangladeshi crew members from MT AL Tarf, 02 Pakistani and 02 Filipino crew
