A small aircraft carrying foreign tourists crashed near Pisco, south of Lima, with no survivors, police said
Peru Tourist Plane Crash Kills 13 on Nazca Lines Flight
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Tourist plane crashes in Peru, killing 13 on a Nazca Lines sightseeing flight. A giant cat, drawn on the ground of these arid regions. | (PHOTO: Peruvian Ministry of Culture / AFP) A giant cat, drawn on the ground of these arid regions. | (PHOTO: Peruvian Ministry of Culture / AFP) Thirteen people died in the crash of a small plane carrying foreign tourists who had gone to admire the Nazca Lines, one of Peru's main archaeological sites, police announced Saturday, August 1. In 2022, a plane accident killed seven people, including two Chileans and three Dutch.
Furthermore, "Given the scale of the accident, there are no survivors," added Commander Andrade, without specifying the identity of the victims. Eleven passengers and two crew members died, police commander Jorge Andrade told the press from the scene of the accident. Two pilots and 11 passengers, who are believed to be 'foreign tourists' are among those who have been killed in the crash, local media reports.
In addition, The Nazca Lines, one of Peru's main tourist attractions, are geoglyphs over 2,000 years old, composed of geometric and animal figures that are only fully revealed when viewed from the sky. For its part, radio RPP reported that among the victims were "seven Italians, two Germans and two Spaniards.".
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Tourist plane crashes in Peru, killing 13 on a Nazca Lines sightseeing flight.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesA giant cat, drawn on the ground of these arid regions. | (PHOTO: Peruvian Ministry of Culture / AFP) A giant cat, drawn on the ground of these arid regions. | (PHOTO: Peruvian Ministry of Culture / AFP) Thirteen people died in the crash of a small plane carrying foreign tourists who had gone to admire the Nazca Lines, one of Peru's main archaeological sites, police announced Saturday, August 1.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn 2022, a plane accident killed seven people, including two Chileans and three Dutch.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"Given the scale of the accident, there are no survivors," added Commander Andrade, without specifying the identity of the victims.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesEleven passengers and two crew members died, police commander Jorge Andrade told the press from the scene of the accident.
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Two pilots and 11 passengers, who are believed to be 'foreign tourists' are among those who have been killed in the crash, local media reports.
according to Daily MailThe Nazca Lines, one of Peru's main tourist attractions, are geoglyphs over 2,000 years old, composed of geometric and animal figures that are only fully revealed when viewed from the sky.
according to Ouest-France — À la UneIn 2022, seven people were killed in a plane crash over the site, including two Chileans and three Dutch nationals.
according to Daily MailFor its part, radio RPP reported that among the victims were "seven Italians, two Germans and two Spaniards."
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A giant cat, drawn on the ground of these arid regions. | (PHOTO: Peruvian Ministry of Culture / AFP) A giant cat, drawn on the...
omitted byRight sidecovered byCenterPublic / AgenciesIn 2022, a plane accident killed seven people, including two Chileans and three Dutch.
omitted byRight sidecovered byCenterPublic / Agencies"Given the scale of the accident, there are no survivors," added Commander Andrade, without specifying the identity of the...
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