Light aircraft accident kills three in Renco

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TellZim Reporter
At least three people died at around 07:00 hrs this morning
when an aircraft they were traveling in crushed in the Chamanjerenje Hills
Village 5 in Tokwane Ngundu.
It was not yet clear by the time of writing the direction
that the aircraft was traveling towards or from, but eyewitnesses said at
least three white males died on the spot.
Though Masvingo provincial police were not immediately
available to comment, sources said police, civil aviation, and army officials
in Renco attended the scene.
No registration details of the plane could be deciphered on
the wreck, but unconfirmed reports say it belongs to the Chiredzi-based Hippo
Valley sugar estates.
By the time of writing, graphic pictures of broken bodies
mingled with the wreckage were doing the rounds on social media.

More to follow….

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