A small aircraft transporting oil workers crashed during takeoff from an oilfield airport in South Sudan's Unity State on Wednesday, claiming 20 lives. The flight—bound for the capital Juba—ended abruptly moments after departure, officials confirmed. 🚨
International Victims Identified
Among the victims are five foreign nationals, including two from the Chinese mainland. Local authorities, led by Information Minister Gatwech Bipal, have launched rescue operations and a full investigation. 🔍 No cause has been determined yet.
Global Response
The incident highlights aviation risks in remote regions. As emergency teams work tirelessly, questions arise about flight safety protocols for oil industry workers in conflict-prone areas. Families worldwide await updates as cross-border coordination intensifies. 🤝
