A passenger plane with 105 passengers has crashed in the northern city of Kano, Nigeria. Witnesses report that the plane collided with a building as it was approaching the city's airport and caught fire. Rescue teams have arrived at the scene. No details about the situation or the number of casualties have been reported yet. According to Reuters, two passengers have been rescued alive from the wreckage of the plane.
Passenger Plane Crash in Nigeria - 2002-05-04
A passenger plane crashed in Kano, Nigeria, with 105 people on board. Witnesses say it hit a building while approaching the airport and caught fire. Rescue teams are on-site, and two passengers have been rescued alive.
📰 What Happened
A passenger plane crashed in Kano, Nigeria, while approaching the airport, colliding with a building and catching fire. Rescue teams are on-site, and two passengers have been rescued alive from the wreckage.
- The plane had 105 passengers on board.
- Witnesses reported the plane hitting a building before the crash.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Nigeria has faced several aviation incidents in the past, raising questions about regulatory oversight and safety protocols.
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