20 killed in South Sudan plane crash

JUBA. – At least 20 people have been confirmed dead and one remains in critical condition following a plane crash in South Sudan.

The flight was transporting passengers from Unity State to Juba, the capital of South Sudan, with 21 people on board, Unity State Minister of Information and Communication Gatwech Bipal told media yesterday.

“Today at 10.30am, a plane crashed at Unity oil field airport. 21 people were on board, including the crew,” said Bipal.

Bipal added that 20 people are now confirmed dead and one survivor is in critical condition.

South Sudan has not disclosed more relevant information. Rescue operations and accident investigations are ongoing. – Xinhua.com

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