Photos of the wreckage of the Cessna plane that went missing for almost two months were released by the Coast Guard K9 Field Operating Unit on Sunday. CDNDigital
MANILA, Philippines — Photos of the wreckage of the Cessna plane that went missing for almost two months were released by the Coast Guard K9 Field Operating Unit on Sunday.It can be recalled that the plane wreckage was first located in the mountainous forested area in Divilacan on March 9.
“Sa mismong crash site makikita rin ang mga bangkay na nasa stage of decomposition na at pinaniniwalaang mga sakay ng bumagsak na eroplano,” the Coast Guard K9 field office said. The said aircraft was first reported missing on January 23. None of the six passengers, including the pilot, survived the crash.
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