A plane carrying 181 people caught fire after veering off the runway during landing at Muan airport in South Korea. At least 29 people were killed in the crash.
A plane carrying 181 people has burst into flames after veering off a runway during landing at an airport in South Korea , killing at least 29 people on board.
At least 29 people died in a plane crash at South Korea's south-western Muan airport, authorities told AFP. Emergency officials in South Korea say the landing gear malfunctioned on the plane arriving at Muan airport.
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