At least 13 people who were on board the burnt-out Aeroflot plane that crash-landed in the Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport have been confirmed dead. Seven more passengers were injured, three of them seriously. Russia’s Investigative Committee has confirmed that 13 people died in the Sunday crash-landing and fire. Investigators have opened a case into an aircraft operation safety rules violation, which led to the deaths of “two or more people.” Seven people were injured in Aeroflot flight SU1492's crash-landing, two of them seriously, the Russian Health Ministry said. Three people were admitted to the Russian National Surgery Center at the Vishnevsky Institute of Surgery, its director told journalists, adding that two of them suffered 15-20 percent body burns that had also damaged their lungs.
2019년 5월 5일 일요일
Jet engulfed in flames following emergency crash-landing at #Moscow airport
At least 13 people who were on board the burnt-out Aeroflot plane that crash-landed in the Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport have been confirmed dead. Seven more passengers were injured, three of them seriously. Russia’s Investigative Committee has confirmed that 13 people died in the Sunday crash-landing and fire. Investigators have opened a case into an aircraft operation safety rules violation, which led to the deaths of “two or more people.” Seven people were injured in Aeroflot flight SU1492's crash-landing, two of them seriously, the Russian Health Ministry said. Three people were admitted to the Russian National Surgery Center at the Vishnevsky Institute of Surgery, its director told journalists, adding that two of them suffered 15-20 percent body burns that had also damaged their lungs.
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