Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky (Russia), February 11: An An-2 single-engine plane crashed on Friday in Russia's Kamchatka Territory, leaving two persons dead, regional Governor Vladimir Solodov said.
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The single-engine plane crashed near the village of Koryaki, less than a mile from the runway. "There were two crew members on board. According to preliminary information of the Emergencies Ministry, Russia, they died as a result of the crash and the erupted fire," Solodov wrote on his Telegram channel. The causes of the incident remain unknown.
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