News
Plane Carrying 11 Passengers Crashes In Cameroon
According to state radio, an aircraft rented by a business that maintains a key trans-border oil pipeline crashed in a forest in central Cameroon, killing nine passengers and two crew members.
The plane carrying workers from the Cameroon Oil Transportation Company, which monitors the operation of a hydrocarbon pipeline that runs into Chad, crashed on Wednesday.
The radio host stated, “All perished in the disaster.”
“There were no survivors,” a transport ministry official told AFP on condition of anonymity.
The plane, whose type and make were not made public, was flying from Yaounde-Nsimalen airport to Belabo in the east of the country, the transport ministry has said.
It was found in a forest near Nanga Eboko, some 150 km (90 miles) northeast of Yaounde, it said.
“The chances of finding survivors are very slim,” a COTCO official told AFP, speaking on condition of anonymity.
-
News2 days agoNIPCO Converts 15,000 Vehicles To Use Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)
-
News2 days agoCodes And Colors On Nigerian Vehicle Registration (Number) Plates And Their Meaning
-
News1 week agoSanwo-Olu Opens 3 New Inner Roads In Iru-Victoria Island Corridor, Reduces Journey Time By 40 Minutes
-
News1 week agoDPAN’s Peugeot 3008 GT, Lagos Green Line, FRSC Penalty Point System, BRT Bus Fare Hiked By 18%, News In The Past Week
-
News1 week agoFrom Football Legend To Formula E Racer : Sergio Agüero Becomes A Porsche Racing Driver
-
News1 week agoNollywood Actress Destiny Etiko Acquires Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon
-
News1 week agoRapper ‘The Game’ Shows Off Two Chrome Mercedes-Maybach S-Class’ Gift From Kanye West
-
News1 week agoBRT Bus Fare Hike : Lagos Commuters Blast ‘Insensitive’ LAMATA Despite Fall In The Price Of Diesel
