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Air Crash: Colombia Air Force Plane Crash Near Peru Border Kills 66

A tragic air crash in Colombia has resulted in the deaths of at least 66 people, with more than 50 others reported seriously injured. The incident involved a military aircraft near the border with Peru. According to initial reports, the aircraft was a Lockheed C-130 Hercules operated by the Colombian Air Force. The plane was carrying around 125 personnel at the time of the दुर्घटना. It crashed under unclear circumstances, and visuals from the crash site show the wreckage engulfed in flames shortly after impact. Emergency response teams were quickly deployed, and rescue operations are ongoing to evacuate survivors and provide medical assistance to the injured. Authorities are yet to confirm the exact cause of the crash, but an investigation has been launched. The high casualty count makes it one of the most severe military aviation disasters in recent times in the region.

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