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Wreckage of private jet crash in Ankara’s gets cleared
(MENAFN) Officials on Sunday confirmed the completion of wreckage removal at the site of a private jet crash in Ankara’s Haymana district that killed all eight people on board, including Libya’s Chief of General Staff, Mohammed Ali Al-Haddad.
The aircraft went down near Kesikkavak village on December 23, claiming the lives of a five-member military delegation and three crew members. Operations were coordinated by Türkiye’s Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD), with Libyan and French teams joining Turkish officials for on-site inspections on Wednesday.
Following the inspections, wreckage was transported using heavy machinery. Once the removal was finished, AFAD and gendarmerie teams began withdrawing from the site.
The aircraft went down near Kesikkavak village on December 23, claiming the lives of a five-member military delegation and three crew members. Operations were coordinated by Türkiye’s Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD), with Libyan and French teams joining Turkish officials for on-site inspections on Wednesday.
Following the inspections, wreckage was transported using heavy machinery. Once the removal was finished, AFAD and gendarmerie teams began withdrawing from the site.
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