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This is an archive article published on October 28, 2013

Unmanned Army aerial vehicle near LoC in Nowshera

There was no loss of life or property as the plane crashed in a deserted area.

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An unmanned aerial vehicle of the Army crashed near the Line of Control in Nowshera on Monday afternoon.

 

Giving details,Defence Ministry spokesperson S N Acharya said that the unmanned aerial vehicle had taken off from Jammu around 1.40 pm and in next five minutes,it fell down in an uninhabited area near Nowshera. There has been no loss of life or damage to property,he said,adding that the cause of crash is being probed.

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