LATEST: Two French people die in small plane crash in Morocco
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Two French people lost their lives on Sunday in Morocco. They were killed in the north of the kingdom, during the crash of a small plane they were on board, said a source close to the matter, confirming information from local media. The events occurred near Cherif Al Idrissi airport, near Al Hoceïma, according to the Le360 information site, which reported a “sudden loss of altitude shortly after takeoff.” A connection with MontpellierThe crash cost the life of a pilot and a passenger of French nationality, according to Moroccan media. A source close to the case confirmed that it was two French people, without further details. The aircraft was providing a connection between Montpellier, in the south of France, and Tit Mellil, in the west of Morocco, with a stopover planned at Cherif Al Idrissi airport. Our information on Morocco “The victims were urgently transported to the Mohammed VI provincial hospital in Al Hoceïma, where they were pronounced dead upon their arrival,” he said. added Le360, specifying that the plane’s carcass was “currently undergoing in-depth technical examinations” in order to determine the causes of the accident.
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Source: This article was originally published by 20Minutes – Actu Monde and adapted for our international English-speaking audience.
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