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Plane Crashes Into China’s Tallest Skyscraper! Casualties Unknown, Debris Plummeting | Shocking
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3:49Now PlayingA small aircraft has crashed into Beijing’s CITIC Tower, one of the city’s tallest skyscrapers, causing panic and triggering a major emergency response as police sealed off the area. The plane reportedly struck the side of the building, shattering windows and breaking apart on impact, with debris falling to the ground below. Thick smoke was seen rising near the base of the tower as emergency crews rushed to the scene and authorities evacuated the building. Several roads in Beijing’s central business district were shut down while security forces restricted access and stopped people from taking photographs. Details about casualties remain unconfirmed, while investigations are underway to determine why the aircraft veered off its planned route before losing contact with radar. The shocking incident has raised serious concerns over urban air safety in one of the world’s busiest financial hubs.
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