Wisma Putra says expediting repatriation of remains of envoy's wife


Air Chief Marshal Sohail Aman visits Hasrul Sani at the CMH hospital in Gilgit, Pakistan, in a handout picture received on May 8, 2015. - REUTERS.

PUTRAJAYA: The remains of Datin Habibah Mahmud, wife of Malaysian High Commissioner to Pakistan Datuk Dr Hasrul Sani Mutjtabar, arrived in Islamabad on Saturday, said Wisma Putra.

The Foreign Ministry said Dr Hasrul Sani, who was injured when the helicopter the couple was in crashed in northern Pakistan on Friday, also arrived in Islamabad at about 10.15am.

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