34 killed, dozens hurt as Colombian military plane crashes after takeoff
A Colombian military plane crashed shortly after takeoff from a base in the country's northern region, killing 34 people and injuring dozens, according to Reuters.
A Colombian military plane crashed shortly after takeoff from a base in the country's northern region, killing 34 people and injuring dozens, according to Reuters.
A Colombian military plane crashed shortly after takeoff from a base in the northern province of La Guajira, killing one person and hospitalizing 77 others, according to Reuters.
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A Colombian military plane crash on [date] resulted in at least one fatality and 77 injuries, according to reports from multiple sources. The incident has raised questions about the safety of military aviation in the region.
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