Plane crash after take-off in Kazakhstan: 15 dead, 35 injured

Almaty, Kazakhstan on December 27, 2019, Friday

A passenger plane en route from Almaty, Kazakhstan, to Nursultan, the capital of the country, died of 15 passengers shortly after take-off.

The first report, however, claimed that most of the passengers were rescued. The plane collided with a two-storey building and collapsed after a plane crashed into a wall of cement concrete.

According to Indian time, the back-air plane left for Nur Sultan at 7am this morning. The plane had 95 passengers and five crew members, according to an Almaty airport spokesman. An inquiry was also announced to set up a commission to investigate the accident.

Details of the cause of the accident were not found. There was a practice of safely evacuating the passengers who were trapped in the plane. Other details were not yet found. (The message was incomplete.)