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Kenya: Plane crash has left Polish national dead, five others injured 0
A plane crash has left one Polish national dead and five others injured in Kenya’s Rift Valley. A light aircraft belonging to Sanctuary Farm in the town of Naivasha was flying on a tour over Lake Naivasha when it crashed and burst into flames near the airstrip shortly after takeoff on Thursday, area police chief Titus Munyoki said.
The dead person was a Polish woman. The other occupants were the Kenyan pilot and four British passengers. The injured were rushed to Naivasha District Hospital. The police official said it was not clear what had caused the plane crash.
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