Wreckage of a plane carrying Australian mining executives and missing since the weekend was found Monday in the Republic of Congo, near the Gabonese border, Australian mining company Sundance Resources said. No survivors were found, company officials said.
The plane was reported missing after it took off from the Cameroon capital of Yaonde on Saturday. It was en route to Yangadou in the Republic of the Congo.
Most of the nine passengers on the chartered flight were employees of Sundance Resources. The group was visiting Sundance's iron ore project in Cameroon and Congo, the company said.
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Did they find any bodies?? "No survivors were found, company officials said. " can mean a buttload of things... Did they walk to find safety? All souls lost? ????? Gotta LOVE some of the reports put into the mainstream media......SOOO concise and accurate... WHO WHAT WHERE WHEN WHY and HOW are the simple parts of ANY story...
WHO: 9 Mining company exec's (Presumed dead? All Dead confirmed? Noone found at the site?)
WHAT: Plane crashed
WHERE:in the Congo
WHEN: Saturday
WHY: The plane hit the ground
HOW: RAPIDLY probably, Cause unknown as of yet
Take a Xanax SOF. It says wrecked plane with no survivors. Use your brain