


Tragic Plane Crash in South Sudan Claims 20 Lives
A small aircraft crash in South Sudan's Unity state results in the death of at least 20 people, including oil workers from a Chinese firm.
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A small plane carrying oil workers crashed in South Sudan, killing at least 20 people. The flight, chartered by Greater Pioneer Operating Co., went down shortly after takeoff from Unity state towards Juba, leading to one survivor. The identities of victims remain undisclosed, but reports indicate casualties include two Chinese and one Indian national. This incident underscores ongoing aviation safety issues in the conflict-impacted region.
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