Moscow: A tragic air accident occurred in the Amur region of eastern Russia, in which a passenger plane crashed. All 49 people on board the plane lost their lives in the accident. The dead included 43 passengers and 6 crew members.

According to Russian air traffic control authorities, shortly before the accident, ground contact with the plane was suddenly lost, after which a search and rescue operation was immediately launched. When rescue teams arrived there after determining the location of the accident, the plane was completely destroyed.

Initial details:
The plane had taken off from the city of Blagoveshchensk and was heading to Tanda Airport.

Possible causes of the accident may include weather conditions, technical failure or human error, but an official investigation is ongoing.

The model of the plane is still unclear, but according to local media, it was an old Russian aircraft.

Questions on Aviation Safety
The accident has once again raised concerns about air safety in Russia. Russia has faced several accidents in the past due to old and poorly maintained aircraft. Experts say that if modern technology and safety measures are not ensured in the Russian aviation sector, such accidents are likely to be repeated.

Global condolences
The accident is being expressed from all over the world, including Russia. Leaders of various countries have expressed sympathy for the affected families and prayers have been offered for the victims.