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A passenger jet carrying 181 people crashed in South Korea's Muan County, with 94 fatalities confirmed so far. The Jeju Air flight veered off the runway during landing, potentially due to a landing gear failure caused by a bird strike. The CEO of Jeju Air expressed regret and promised full cooperation in investigations. Authorities have increased emergency alerts and dispatched rescue teams. Preliminary investigations are ongoing.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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