Airplane with 36 passengers missing in Afghanistan
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A local Pamir Airways plane with 36 passengers on board, including some foreigners, went missing on Monday in Afghanistan, a provincial governor said. "We are very worried that a Pamir plane might have gone down," Mohammad Omar, governor of Kunduz province in northern Afghanistan, told Reuters. He added that there were some foreigners on board.
The airplane en route from the northern city of Kunduz to the capital Kabul has been missing since around 8 am local (0330 GMT) this morning, he said. An airport official, who asked to remain anonymous, also said the plane had gone missing. (Reuters)
