MODEL TRAGEDY Pakistan plane crash – Top model Zara Abid feared to be among 96 killed in Karachi airport disaster

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A TOP Pakistani model is feared to be among the 96 people killed on a doomed passenger jet which crashed into a housing estate today.

Zara Abid, who has more than 80,000 Instagram followers, is believed to have been on the Pakistan International Airlines which plunged into homes near Karachi.

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