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China Eastern crash investigators seek clues from flight data and video of plane’s final moments | South China Morning Post

All 132 passengers and crew on board China Eastern Airline flight MU5735 are feared dead after the Boeing 737-800 plane crashed into a mountain in China’s southern Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region on March 21, 2022. State media said more than 600 firefighters have been sent to support local emergency services at the…

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Boeing 737 plane crashes in China’s southern Guangxi with 132 people on board | South China Morning Post

China Eastern flight MU5735 crashed in southern China’s Guangxi autonomous region on March 21, 2022, with 132 passengers and crew on board. Rescuers are en route to the wreckage of the Boeing 737-800. Of the 132 people on board, nine were crew members. Video has emerged on social media purportedly showing wreckage f…

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Covid-19: Hong Kong to open schools, lift flight ban, cut quarantine time and suspend mass testing | South China Morning Post

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor has revealed a raft of changes to the city’s Covid-19 pandemic control measures which will start from April, including a reduction in the length of quarantine for people arriving in the city, as well as lifting flight bans on travel from Australia, Canada, France, India, P…

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Video appears to show wreckage from flight MU5735 that crashed in China’s southern Guangxi | South China Morning Post

Video that reportedly shows wreckage from the crashed China Eastern flight MU5735 in China’s southern Guangxi autonomous region is being shared on social media. State media says that the Boeing 737 crashed with 132 passengers and crew on board near the city of Wuzhou. Rescuers are on the way to the scene of the cras…

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Support network helps Ukrainian in China deal with fears for her family back home | South China Morning Post

The war in Ukraine has left many of its nationals living abroad unable to help their family back home. Among them is Nana, a former Ukrainian gymnast who now lives in China with her husband in Henan province. Feeling helpless as her family sought to flee the fighting in Ukraine, Nana said having the support of her h…

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