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Victims of Tu-134 plane crash rise to 47

Moscow, Russia - All of them have been identified according to local media

It has risen of two further victims the death toll of the plane crash occurred on June, 21th to a Tupolev Tu-134 aircraft in the republic of Karelia, Russia. The aircraft -registration RA-65691- had taken-off from Moscow-Domodedovo airport with 52 people on board (including 9 crew members), but just before arriving at its destination airport in the capital Petrozavodsk, it crashed on a freeway for...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1131415
Rome, Italy, 06/27/2011 17:42
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