Big news has come out from Moradabad Airport in Uttar Pradesh. In fact, there was chaos here on Monday when a government aircraft of the state government suddenly had a technical fault. According to the information, the plane was on the runway when one of its engines stopped and smoke started coming out of it. At that time, Deputy Chief Minister of the state Brajesh Pathak was also present in the plane.
The plane was stopped on the runway
As soon as the incident came to light, the airport administration immediately came on alert mode. Security agencies and technical teams were immediately sent to the spot. As a precaution, the plane was stopped on the runway itself so that the possibility of a major accident could be avoided.
According to eyewitnesses, there was some commotion in the airport premises after seeing smoke coming out of the engine. However, the situation was quickly brought under control.
Deputy Chief Minister was evacuated safely
As soon as information about the technical fault was received, Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak was taken out of the plane safely. The administration said that all the officers and employees present in the plane are completely safe. After the incident, security arrangements were further tightened at the airport. Extra vigilance was taken in the runway area to avoid any untoward situation.
Technical investigation started
The technical team has started investigation to find out the cause of the malfunction in the plane. Initially, there is a possibility of technical problem in the engine, however, the situation will become clear only after the detailed report comes.
Officials say that the plane has currently been stopped for inspection and a complete investigation is being conducted as per safety standards.
Administration said- situation under control
The airport administration issued a statement saying that the situation is completely under control and there is no need to panic. All safety protocols were followed and necessary steps were taken in time.
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