THE afternoon of March 21 was the darkest day in China’s aviation history in over a decade.
A commercial plane with 123 passengers and nine crew members plunged into a remote mountainous area just outside of Wuzhou city in the southern Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.Among the passengers were a deaf mother and her husband, who had taken their 18-month-old daughter to see a doctor for her congenital branchial cyst. It was the family’s first air travel trip.
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