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Guinea military plane crashes in Liberia Guinea military plane crashes in Liberia
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At least 10 members of a Guinean military delegation, reportedly including the army chief, have died when their plane crashed in Liberia, officials say.At least 10 members of a Guinean military delegation, reportedly including the army chief, have died when their plane crashed in Liberia, officials say.
No-one is said to have survived but it is not clear how many people were on board. No-one is said to have survived but it is not clear how many people were on board - some reports say up to 18.
The plane was carrying officials to Liberia's annual Armed Forces Day.The plane was carrying officials to Liberia's annual Armed Forces Day.
It came down in Charlesville, near Monrovia's international airport, Liberia's Information Minister said.It came down in Charlesville, near Monrovia's international airport, Liberia's Information Minister said.
At the ceremony, Liberia's President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf dedicated a minute's silence to "several" Guinean officials "involved in the tragic plane crash".At the ceremony, Liberia's President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf dedicated a minute's silence to "several" Guinean officials "involved in the tragic plane crash".
Guinean military spokesman Alpha Barry said that armed forces head Gen Souleymane Kelefa Diallo was among those killed in the crash, according to the AP news agency.Guinean military spokesman Alpha Barry said that armed forces head Gen Souleymane Kelefa Diallo was among those killed in the crash, according to the AP news agency.
The plane came down in an area of thick forest.
The Roberts International Airport is about 45km (32 miles) south of Monrovia.The Roberts International Airport is about 45km (32 miles) south of Monrovia.