Cessna plane wreckage found; all six on board are dead


Another Cessna plane crashed in central Philippines on Feb 18, killing all four people on board, including two Australians. - Reuters

MANILA (AFP): The wreckage of a small plane that went missing six weeks ago in the northern Philippines was found in jungle on Thursday (March 9), with all six people on board confirmed dead, rescuers said.

The Cessna plane took off from Cauayan airport in Isabela province on Jan 24 on a route that would have taken it across the Sierra Madre mountain range.

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