C-130 crash death toll now rises to 31

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DAVAO CITY — The casualty in the C-130 aircraft crash has increased from 17 to 31 .

This after the military transport plane carrying 92 passengers and crew in Sulu Crash on Sunday, killing at least 31 military personnel , two civilians while 50 were injured.

This is the third incident involving C-130 aicraft since January this year.

The first was in January 16, in Bukidnon which claimed 7 soldiers, the second on June 23, in Capaz tarlac which killed 7 soldiers.

The C-130 aircraft is model 60’s or 70’s.

The military said that as of 5:30 p.m., the fatalities consist of 29 military personnel who were on board the plane and two civilians who were on the ground in Patikul town.

https://newsline.ph/top-stories/2021/07/04/17-soldiers-killed-in-c-130-crash/

Seventeen passengers of the plane remained missing. 

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