British tourists die when Cuban plane crashes into dam

Cuban rescue teams were today pulling the bodies of 16 people - including four British tourists - from a dam in central Cuba after a small Soviet-made biplane crashed in a remote region.

Cuban rescue teams were today pulling the bodies of 16 people - including four British tourists - from a dam in central Cuba after a small Soviet-made biplane crashed in a remote region.

The plane, a single-engine Antonov AN-2, went down around 2130 GMT yesterday in the small community of Baez just south of Santa Clara, the capital of Villa Clara province .

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