Plane crashed in Bishkek owned by private Turkish company

16 January 2017 10:39 (UTC+04:00)

Baku, Azerbaijan, Jan. 16

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Boeing 747 cargo plane crashed in Kyrgyzstan was owned by a private Turkish company, not the Turkish Airlines, Orhan Gazigil, press advisor of the Turkish embassy in Russia, was quoted by RIA Novosti agency Jan.16 as saying.

Boeing 747 cargo plane on a flight from Hong-Kong crashed near Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan Jan. 16 morning. The plane crashed several kilometers from the Manas airport.

The plane damaged 32 houses in the crash area. There were 5 crew members onboard aircraft.

The death toll has risen up to 37.

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