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The Democratic Republic of the Congo is a country in central Africa with weak domestic transportation infrastructure, and military aircraft are often used for long-distance transportation of officials. In recent years, the country's political situation has been turbulent, armed conflicts have occurred from time to time, and the safety of officials has attracted much attention.
A military plane crashed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, killing 17 people. (Picture taken from "@GulistanNewsTV" X account)
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa, a military plane crashed on the 25th while traveling from Kikwite to the capital, Kinshasa, killing 17 people. Among the victims were two lieutenant generals, Joseph Mutombo, President of the Military High Court, and Lucien-Rene Likulia, the Auditor General of the Armed Forces.
According to Al Jazeera, the plane encountered a mechanical failure midway and attempted to land in Kenge, Kwango Province. However, Kwango Deputy Governor Remy Saki Bokinda claimed that there was no usable runway in Kenge, and the plane eventually hit the ground and caught fire.
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The authorities originally counted 13 people dead, but after the fire was brought under control on the 26th, Bojinda revealed that the number of victims had increased to 17, including 16 adults and 1 infant. Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi instructed relevant departments to conduct a thorough investigation to clarify the cause of the air crash.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Democratic Republic of the Congo will set up a task force to thoroughly investigate the cause of the crash
Very likely · Within weeks
Kuang Guo Province will review and improve airport facilities in Kenji City to prevent similar incidents in the future
Likely · Within months

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