Afghan Interior Ministry, Second Vice President Confirm Plane Crash in Ghazni. The Afghan Interior Ministry on Monday acknowledged that a plane had crashed in the eastern province of Ghazni, adding that the cause of the crash remains unknown.
Second Vice President Sarwar Danish also confirmed that a transport plane collapsed at around 1:30 p.m. (09:00 GMT) in Ghazni’s Deh Yak district.
The Ghazni police chief and the provincial authority, meanwhile, confirmed that the Ariana Afghan Airlines flight had crashed, despite the airlines earlier denying the plane crash.
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