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(Central News Agency, Beijing, comprehensive foreign news report on the 27th) Witnesses said that a vehicle-sized plane crashed into the tallest building in Beijing yesterday. The Chinese capital's airspace is strictly controlled and the incident is rare. According to reports from the civil aviation authorities and Chinese state-run media, Reuters compiled some of the crash records involving small aircraft or helicopters in Beijing over the past 20 years as follows: ●July 6, 2022: A sightseeing helicopter crashed while flying between Changping District and Fangshan District in Beijing, killing the two pilots on board. ●July 30, 2018: A civilian helicopter crashed in a parking lot in a village in Chaoyang District, Beijing due to pilot error, injuring four people on board. ●June 6, 2015: A small training helicopter crashed into Miyun Reservoir, killing two people. ●April 10, 2014: A small training aircraft crashed into a river near Miyun Reservoir, killing one pilot and injuring another. ●August 17, 2011: A police helicopter crashed into the Miyun Reservoir on its way back from a search and rescue exercise. Four of the five crew members were killed. ●July 12, 2008: A helicopter crashed and caught fire after hitting a high-voltage power line while performing pesticide spraying operations in the remote Pinggu District, killing a pilot. (Compiled by: He Hongru) 1150627 Support Central News Agency. Choose to stand with the facts. Every donation you make is a force to protect press freedom. Small-amount sponsorship. Download the Central News Agency's "First-hand News" APP to get the latest news in real time.

Because the Cultural and Creative Center has not completed legal procedures and safety confirmation, the Hsinchu City Government has postponed the 2026 Hsinchu City Vision Exhibition to December 5-20. It apologizes for the inconvenience caused to the public and thanks Kangbo Company for its assistance in providing the venue.
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