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Military Aircraft Crash: Ondo govt explains difficulty in rescue operation, recovering victims’ bodies

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The amphiboius escavator being rolled in for operation at Igbokoda on Tuesday

A government official explained that the plane plunged right to bottom of the river and that because of the nature of the crash, local divers have yet to properly locate it.

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