ISLAMABAD (AP) - Officials in Pakistan say no one survived the

crash of an airliner today near the capital, Islamabad.

The jet carrying 152 people crashed into the hills surrounding

the capital amid poor weather.

Local TV footage showed twisted metal wreckage hanging from

trees and scattered across the ground on a bed of broken branches.

Fire was visible and smoke rose from the scene as a helicopter

hovered above. The army said it was sending special troops to aid

the search.

One rescue worker says all he's seen are body parts.

The search effort was hampered by muddy conditions and

smoldering wreckage that authorities were having trouble

extinguishing by helicopter.

A civil aviation official says the plane left the southern city

of Karachi at 7:45 a.m., local time, for a two-hour scheduled

flight to Islamabad.