Plane crashes in Kazakhstan, 12 killed

A Bek Air craft with 95 passengers and 5 organisation members on house crashed nearby a city of Almaty in Kazakhstan on Friday (local time), aviation authorities in a Central Asian republic said, according to Reuters.

At slightest 12 people are reported passed during this point.

The craft was streamer for a capital, Nur-Sultan, and “lost altitude during takeoff and pennyless by a petrify fence” before attack a tiny building, Kazakhstan’s Civil Aviation Committee pronounced in a statement.

A series of people have survived a pile-up and puncture services are during a scene, according to Sky News.

The cabinet and a Almaty airfield pronounced puncture services were operative during a site to get survivors out.