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The accident occurred when an Amazon Boeing 767-300 cargo plane was approaching Miami International Airport. The plane had previously taken off from San Juan, Puerto Rico and was operated by cargo airline 21 Air for Amazon.
After the fatal accident involving an Amazon cargo plane at Miami Airport in the US state of Florida, investigators have secured the black boxes. They should be taken to the headquarters of the Federal Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) on Monday and read there, said an NTSB representative. A team of dozens of experts will examine the accident site in the coming days, but the priority is to recover the bodies first.
It is still unclear why the jet overshot the runway while landing on Sunday afternoon (local time), collided with vehicles and caught fire. Five people died in the accident. Five others were taken to hospital.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The NTSB will release a preliminary report on the accident within 30 days.
Likely · Within weeks
The investigation will focus on technical factors, weather conditions and human error.
Very likely · Within weeks
A passenger was killed in an accident involving two cars on the L3150 near Fritzlar. The driver suffered serious injuries and the two occupants of the other car suffered minor injuries. The circumstances of the accident are still unclear.
Two drivers collided head-on on the L146 between Reinsfeld and Holzerath. The 63-year-old lost control in a left-hand bend, was trapped and taken to hospital by helicopter. Her life is still in danger due to multiple injuries. The 43-year-old is no longer in acute danger. The route was closed for six hours.

The Mannheim regional court has approved the prosecution's indictment against the singer Xavier Naidoo for sedition in one case, while five other charges were rejected due to a lack of suspicion. Naidoo is accused of spreading anti-Semitic and Holocaust-denying content on Telegram between December 2020 and April 2021.
A court in Oslo has extended the pre-trial detention of Norwegian Queen Mette-Marit's eldest son, Marius Borg Høiby, by four weeks. Høiby was sentenced to four years in prison in June for two counts of rape and plans to appeal the verdict. He remains under electronic surveillance at Gut Skaugum.
Several hornets surprised traffic police officers in their patrol car on Autobahn 73 near Fürth. Around ten to twelve hornets could not be driven away, so the police had to ask the fire department for help. The insects were lured out of the vehicle with a flashlight. Nobody was injured during the operation.

The police are still looking for Daniel V., who is suspected of several sabotage attacks on the power grid. According to F.A.Z. He is planning further attacks near Düsseldorf, on the Lower Rhine and in the Netherlands. He is said to have been scouting crime scenes for months. A suspicious person was reported during a police operation in Remscheid-Wuppertal. It is unclear whether it was V. The 48-year-old from Gevelsberg had sent letters of confession in which he described fossil power generation as a crime. During an attack on a substation in Bergheim, power plant blocks briefly failed, but there was no power outage. Investigators found his vehicle near the Hambach open-cast brown coal mine with evidence such as pyrotechnics and attack plans. There is no evidence that he is part of the left-wing extremist climate protection scene. Federal Interior Minister Dobrindt spoke of probable “climate terrorism” by a lone perpetrator.