All passengers survive crash-landing

All the passengers have survived after a plane crash landed in Kyrgyzstan. The Russian built Tupolev aircraft with 69 people on board flipped on its side after landing in thick fog in the southern city of Osh.

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Thirty-one people have been injured in the crash-landing of a passenger jet in Kyrgyzstan, the government says - but no one was killed.

Kyrgyzstan's Health Ministry said the Soviet-built Tu-134 jet was carrying 95 passengers and six crew when it crash-landed in deep fog on Wednesday at the airport of the southern city of Osh.


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