78 killed in Moroccan military plane crash
Rabat, July 26, 2011
At least 78 people were killed and three severely wounded when a Moroccan military transport aircraft crashed on Tuesday in the south of the country, the army said.
It did not say how many passengers were on board the C-130 Hercules aircraft.
The official MAP news agency said the accident took place in a mountainous area near Guelmim, just north of the disputed Western Sahara territory.
Morocco's most recent plane crash was in 1994 when all 44 passengers and crew members aboard a Royal Air Maroc aircraft died in a crash near the southwestern city of Agadir. – Reuters
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