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Air crashes cause for pain to IAF: Naik

With the IAF suffering two MiG crashes last week, Air Chief Marshal P V Naik on Monday said it was a matter of grave concern for the nation, and a cause for "pain" for the Air Force.

Updated on: Feb 22, 2010, 19:25:32 IST
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With the IAF suffering two MiG crashes last week, Air Chief Marshal P V Naik on Monday said it was a matter of grave concern for the nation, and a cause for "pain" for the Air Force.

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"We have had accidents. It is a matter of grave concern to the public as well. For us, it is not only a concern, but it pains as well. Aircraft has been lost and a life is lost," Naik told reporters in New Delhi.

He recalled that after last year's accidents, several measures were taken such as touring around stations, concentration on certain areas to reduce servicing and human errors.

"Accidents are bound to happen. Nobody has ever had zero accidents. We, as an organisation, must ensure that the operational efficiency is not degraded, the morale is not degraded. We have taken certain steps and we are taking certain steps to ensure that these do not have a long term effect," he added.

 
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