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Over 100 dead in Havana plane crash

| @indiablooms | May 19, 2018, at 12:33 pm

Havana, May 19 (IBNS): A Boeing 737 airliner crashed close to Jose Marti International Airport in Cuban city of Havana, killing more than 100 people on Saturday, state media report said.

Cuban Communist Party newspaper Granma reported that three people survived the crash.

They have been rescued and sent to hospital for treatment.

"Three passengers have survived the accident. They are hospitalized in critical condition.Cuban President Miguel Mario Díaz-Canel Bermúdez is onsite, along with Havana authorities. Health Minister Roberto Morales, a Council of State vice president, is at José Martí International Airport," reported Granma.

The flight was travelling from Havana to Holguin.

The  Boeing 737-201 took off at 16:08 GMT before the mishap occurred.

"The plane was carrying 110 passengers and crew, according to the Mexican firm from which the plane was leased," reported BBC.

"The plane had been leased to state airline Cubana de Aviación by the Mexican company Aerolineas Damojh," reported the British media outlet.

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel visited the crash site and and described the mishap as 'unfortunate'.
 

Image: Internet grab

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