No one survived: the plane carrying the Vice President of Malawi crashed

No one survived: the plane carrying the Vice President of Malawi crashed Margarita Voloshina

The plane carrying the Vice President of Malawi crashed/Collage 24 Channel

Recently, the plane carrying Malawi Vice President Saulos Chilima went missing. It has now become known that the board suffered a plane crash, as a result of which no one survived.

This was reported by Tuko News and Sun with the link to the press service of the country's president. Note that in addition to the vice president, there were nine more people on board, they also died.

The plane with Saulos Chilima crashed

A search operation was combing the mountainous region in the north of the East African country after a Malawi Defense Force aircraft went missing on June 10 while flying from the capital Lilongwe to the northern city of Mzuzu.

According to media reports, after numerous searches, the missing plane was found in the forest. As it turned out, everyone who was on board during the flight was dead. In addition to the vice president, former first lady Shanil Dzimbiri was on the plane.

It is known that the group flew to the funeral of a former government minister. Malawi President Lazarus Chakwera declared a national day of mourning and ordered all flags to be lowered to half-staff.

Note that during the flight the airline crew warned the crew to turn around due to poor visibility. Authorities soon lost contact with the plane.

Apparently, as the country's president explained, the aircraft “was unable to land due to poor visibility due to bad weather.”

The President of Iran recently died in a plane crash

• The President of Iran Ibrahim Raisi died in a plane crash on May 19. The helicopter carrying Raisi crashed while returning from Azerbaijan.
• Iranian Vice President Mohsen Mansouri confirmed the death of President Raisi and his 8-member delegation in a helicopter accident . In particular, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian also died along with Raisi.
• On May 21, a farewell ceremony for President Ibrahim Raisi began in Iran. In Tabriz, thousands of people came to bid farewell to President Raisi. The Supreme Leader of Tehran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, declared five days of mourning throughout Iran.
• Representatives of 60 foreign delegations attended the farewell ceremony for Raisi. In particular, these are representatives of China, Japan, Tunisia, Malaysia, Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, several Islamic states, Palestine, the Taliban movement and the like.
• In addition, the Supreme On May 23, the committee investigating the causes of the Raisi disaster released preliminary findings about the helicopter crash with the Iranian President. The committee was able to establish the chronology of events and the location of the disaster.