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At least 15 dead and 30 injured in the crash of a military plane loaded with banknotes in Bolivia

The aircraft crashed while trying to land, hitting several vehicles

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15 died and dozens were injured when a military aircraft crashed during landing at El Alto International Airport

At least 15 are dead and dozens are injured after a Bolivian military transport plane crashed during landing at El Alto International Airport and ran off the runway near La Paz, Bolivia yesterday.

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15 people died in Bolivian military plane crash

FIFTEEN people died and at least 30 were injured on Friday evening after a Bolivian air force Hercules aircraft, which was transporting new banknotes from the central bank, crashed into...

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Bolivian Military Transport Aircraft Crashes Near La Paz

A Bolivian Air Force Hercules transport aircraft crashed near El Alto, La Paz, on Friday afternoon, according to local television networks.

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Bolivian military plane crash death toll rises to 20, AFP reports - The Straits Times

Bolivian military plane crash death toll rises to 20, AFP reports The Straits Times

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Results for “Bolivian military”

At least 15 dead and 30 injured in the crash of a military plane loaded with banknotes in Bolivia

15 died and dozens were injured when a military aircraft crashed during landing at El Alto International Airport

15 people died in Bolivian military plane crash

Bolivian Military Transport Aircraft Crashes Near La Paz

Bolivian military plane crash death toll rises to 20, AFP reports - The Straits Times

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