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A two-seater light sport aircraft hit a skyscraper in Beijing's central business district on Friday evening. The pilot was the only person on board and died in the crash. Thirteen people on the ground were injured.
The IndependentA light sport aircraft struck a skyscraper near Beijing's east third ring road at 5:55 p.m. on Friday. The pilot, the only occupant, died in the collision. The Chaoyang district government issued a statement on Saturday confirming that only the pilot was aboard the two-seater plane. Thirteen people on the ground sustained injuries.
Investigation ongoing The statement said authorities are still investigating the circumstances of the crash. It did not identify the building by name. The incident caused the building to be evacuated and scattered debris across the surrounding area in the central business district.
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