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Pegasus/Istanbul Crash Update

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Last updated: 5 February 2020 18:33
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As a result of the Pegasus Airlines incident at Istanbul, Turkish Television is reporting that 52 people are hospitalised, and the injuries to the two pilots are severe.

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The Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office has begun an investigation. There remain no reported fatalities.

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Of the 177 injured, 155 are Turkish, four are American, four Chinese, three Iraqi, two Israeli and two from Kyrgyzstan.

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