Alalam - Pakistan

There is "no chance" of there being any survivors from the plane crash in Pakistan.

Pervez George, a spokesman for the Civil Aviation Authority, said that a total of 47 people were on board the flight from Chitral to Islamabad on Monday.

He said: "I don't think there is any chance of finding any survivor".

All Passengers on board the ATR plane were feared dead after the flight crashed in the hilly area near Havelian.

Ill Fated Plane

Authorities have released names of 40 passengers, including Pakistan’s famous pop star-turned-Islamic-preacher Junaid Jamshed was on board the ill-fated PK-661 flight that crashed today near Havelian while on its way to the national capital. 52-year-old Jamshed, a famous evangelist and a high-profile member of the Tablighi Jamaat, and his wife were returning from Chitral where he had gone for preaching-related work, The Indian Express reported.

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