The CITIC Tower, also known as China Zun, sustained a gaping hole as rescue operations began amid an information blackout

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• Hours later, it was like nothing had happened.

  according to Google News — Top Stories (English/US) +2

• Beijing enacted a sweeping regulation last month to effectively ban casual recreational flying and consumer drones.

  according to Egypt Independent

• A small plane slammed into the tallest skyscraper in China’s capital.

  according to Egypt Independent

• Authorities formally confirmed the casualties almost a day after the crash and said an investigation is underway.

  according to Gulf News

• The aircraft is believed to belong to a Beijing-based general aviation operator, but officials have not confirmed why it was flying over the capital or what its intended destination was.

  according to Gulf News

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• It is common practice for Chinese authorities to act quickly to censor or impose an information blackout and deploy a heavy police presence…

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