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The Democratic Republic of Congo has suspended the operations of the aviation company whose aircraft crashed on Friday in the country’s southwest, killing 17 people, including two army generals and an infant.
A small aircraft operated by Tracep Congo Aviation left Kikwit airport bound for the capital Kinshasa when it crashed at around 2:05 pm local time (13:05GMT) and caught fire, according to Remy Saki, the vice-governor of Kwango, the site of the crash.
The Transport Ministry said the company’s operations had been suspended throughout the nation until investigations by the Permanent Bureau of Aviation Accident and Incident Investigation are concluded.
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