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At Least 177 Dead After Jeju Air Plane Crash at South Korea's Muan Airport, 181 People Aboard
Dec 29, 2024, 08:47 AM
A tragic plane crash occurred at Muan International Airport in southern South Korea, resulting in a rising death toll now confirmed at least 177 people. The incident took place when a passenger jet, reportedly operated by Jeju Air, experienced malfunctioning landing gear, causing it to veer off the runway, collide with a concrete fence, and erupt in flames. The aircraft was carrying a total of 181 individuals, including 175 passengers and six crew members. Emergency officials have reported that two crew members were rescued from the wreckage and transported to a hospital. Authorities are continuing to assess the situation, with fears that the death toll may increase as investigations proceed.
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