Pakistan’s advanced remote sensing satellite launched from China
Natural disaster monitoring, infrastructure and CPEC projects will get support!
Pakistan’s advanced remote sensing satellite was successfully launched into space from China’s Xichang Satellite Launch Center between 7 am and 8 am Pakistan time today.
Experts and scientists from Pakistan’s space research organization, Suparco, are present at the Chinese launch center to successfully complete the mission.
According to Suparco, this satellite is a major breakthrough in Pakistan’s space program and a big step towards technological self-reliance.
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Pakistan successfully launched an advanced remote sensing satellite from China’s Xichang Satellite Launch Center today between 7–8 am (Pakistan time).
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The satellite will support natural disaster monitoring, infrastructure development, and CPEC-related projects.
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Scientists and experts from SUPARCO were present in China to ensure mission success.
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SUPARCO called this launch a major breakthrough in Pakistan’s space program.
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The satellite marks a significant step toward technological self-reliance.
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A special live broadcast of the launch was held at SUPARCO headquarters in Karachi.
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A video message from Project Director Dr. Muhammad Yasir was also shared from China.
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The satellite will help monitor urban expansion, floods, landslides, and earthquakes in Pakistan.
The special launch ceremony was shown live at the Suparco headquarters in Karachi, while a video message from Project Director Dr. Muhammad Yasir will also be broadcast from China.
According to a Suparco spokesperson, the remote sensing satellite will enable timely and effective warning of infrastructure development, urban sprawl monitoring and natural disasters such as floods, landslides and earthquakes in Pakistan.
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