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Beijing's Tallest Building Damaged After Apparent Small Plane Crash
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0:40Now PlayingImages and video appearing to show a small aircraft crashing into Beijing’s CITIC tower spread across Chinese social media on Friday. Bloomberg could not independently verify the images or circumstances of the incident at the city’s tallest building. #beijing #china #asia #worldnews #breakingnews
Bloomberg reporters at the scene saw a heavy police presence around CITIC Tower, with sidewalks blocked and access restricted in parts of the area. People gathered outside the building were looking up at the tower, though the extent of any damage could not be determined from the ground. Security personnel told Bloomberg reporters not to take photographs but did not explain the reason.
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