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Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Private plane carrying six foreign nationals crashes in Philippines, rescue operations ongoing

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Rescue operations are underway, and responders could not yet determine whether the passengers and crew had been killed.

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Illustrative; A Philippine soldier (bottom L) keeps watch near wreckage of a Philippine Air Force C-130 transport aircraft, which crashed July 4 and killed 50 people after it overshot the runway, in Jolo town, Sulu province on July 5, 2021.
Illustrative; A Philippine soldier (bottom L) keeps watch near wreckage of a Philippine Air Force C-130 transport aircraft, which crashed July 4 and killed 50 people after it overshot the runway, in Jolo town, Sulu province on July 5, 2021.
(photo credit: NICKEE BUTLANGAN/AFP via Getty Images)
ByREUTERS
Updated:

A private plane carrying six foreign nationals crashed in the southern Philippines on Tuesday, a disaster official said.

Rescue operations were underway, and responders could not yet determine whether the passengers and crew had been killed, said Jomar Calledo, a disaster agency official in the southern city of Digos in Davao del Sur.

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