Safi B734 at Kabul on Dec. 10, Hard Landing Causes Right Main Gear Collapse

JY-JAQ sitting on the runway (Photos: Roshan Mewahang)

A Safi Airways Boeing 737-400, registration JY-JAQ performing flight 4Q502 from Herat to Kabul (Afghanistan) with 155 people on board, landed on Kabul's runway 11 at 12:24 p.m. L but touched down hard causing the right main gear to collapse. The aircraft came to a stop on the runway resting on right engine and left main gear, nose gear and tail off the ground. The aircraft was evacuated via slides. No injuries occurred, the aircraft received substantial damage. 

The runway and aerodrome are closed.
The airline reported the aircraft made a hard landing at Kabul and suffered a burst tyre. All 155 people on board were evacuated safely.
Media in Afghanistan reported the aircraft performed an emergency landing reporting technical problems.
Simon Hradecky, The Aviation Herald