KINSHASA, (Reuters) – A United Nations plane crashed while trying to land at the airport serving Congo’s capital Kinshasa yesterday, killing 32 people, U.N. officials said. One person aboard survived.
“We can confirm only one survivor out of the 33 people on board the … plane,” U.N. spokesman Farhan Haq said in New York. The world body earlier said Congolese and foreign nationals were on board the plane.
The operator of the plane, Georgian flag
