Storm 'likely cause' of Cambodian plane crash

A passenger plane that disappeared in Cambodia likely crashed during a storm according to prime minister Hun Sen.

Storm 'likely cause' of Cambodian plane crash
Tue, 26 Jun, 2007 - 10:13

A passenger plane that disappeared in Cambodia likely crashed during a storm according to prime minister Hun Sen.

He expressed little hope for survivors among the 22 people aboard.

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