Desk : A tragic plane crash occurred in South Sudan on Monday when a passenger aircraft crashed near the capital, Juba, killing all 14 people on board. The incident has left the region in shock and mourning.
According to local authorities, the aircraft had taken off from Juba when it reportedly lost control shortly after departure, possibly due to technical failure or adverse weather conditions. The plane crashed on the outskirts of the city and caught fire upon impact, leaving no survivors.
Officials from the civil aviation authority confirmed that there were 13 passengers and 1 pilot on board the aircraft. Rescue teams were immediately dispatched to the crash site, but all occupants were declared dead on arrival.
An investigation has been launched to determine the exact cause of the crash. Preliminary reports suggest that poor visibility, bad weather, or a possible technical malfunction could be responsible, though the final conclusion will be drawn after a detailed inquiry.
Air safety in South Sudan has been a long-standing concern, and this latest tragedy once again raises serious questions about aviation standards in the country.