Plane with 100 on board crashes in Kazakhstan killing at least 14, authorities said

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A Bek Air aircraft with 95 fares and five crew members on board hurtled near the city of Almaty in Kazakhstan on Friday, killing at least 14 parties, experts in the Central Asian country said. The plane was heading for the capital city, Nur-Sultan, and “lost altitude during departure and breach through a concrete fence” before making a two-storey building, Kazakhstan’s Civil Aviation Committee said in a statement. At least 14 parties got killed, and 22 have been hospitalized in life-and-death situation, the Almaty mayor’s office said. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more narrations.

ALMATY( Reuters) – A Bek Air aircraft with 95 fares and five crew members on board disintegrated near the city of Almaty in Kazakhstan on Friday shortly after taking off, killing at least 14 beings, governments in the Central Asian country said.

The Fokker 100 aircraft was heading for the capital, Nur-Sultan, and “lost altitude during liftoff and infringe through a concrete fence” before touching a two-storey building, Kazakhstan’s Civil Aviation Committee said in a statement.See the rest of the narration at Business Insider