Hijack plane forced to land in Sudan

Hijackers forced a plane carrying about 70 people, believed to be Eritreans, to land in the Sudanese capital before surrendering to security forces, a UN official said.

Hijack plane forced to land in Sudan
Fri, 27 Aug, 2004 - 15:26

Hijackers forced a plane carrying about 70 people, believed to be Eritreans, to land in the Sudanese capital before surrendering to security forces, a UN official said.

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