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According to Xinhua News Agency, the Civil Aviation Administration of the Philippines issued a news report that a small aircraft crashed in northern Philippines on the afternoon of September 1. There were 8 people on board, and as of September 2, all passengers on board were confirmed to be dead.
The Civil Aviation Administration of the Philippines said that at around 15:00 local time, the plane crashed in a resort in Kalamba City, Neihu Province, about 50 kilometers away from the capital Manila. The crashed plane is a medical aircraft with 2 pilots and 6 passengers on board, including one patient and several medical staff. The plane was originally planned to fly from southern Philippines to Manila.
According to Japan's NHK TV station, there are likely Japanese passengers on the plane, and local police are assisting the Japanese Embassy in Manila to confirm the identity of the passenger.
According to China Youth Network, the Ba Municipal Disaster Reduction Management Office said that the plane crash and crashed in a local private resort, which also caused casualties among the resort staff.
According to Philippine media reports, witnesses said that the plane had smoked before the crash, and the house caught fire after the crash. The fire lasted for more than an hour and was extinguished. The Civil Aviation Administration has sent investigators to the scene to investigate the cause of the crash.
Source: Xinhua News Agency, China Youth Network, Japan NHK TV
Comprehensive: Qin Mian
