Flight ends tragically, but many lives spared
Updated: 2013-07-08 11:56
(China Daily)
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Chinese Consul General in San Francisco Yuan Nansheng updates reporters on the status of Chinese passengers from Flight 214 at a news conference at the consulate on Sunday. Chang Jun / China Daily |
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A Chinese student sends a message to his parents after escaping Saturday's fiery crash. It reads: "Our plane has an accident. I am safe. Don't worry, Dad and Mom." Xinhua |
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Survivors leave the crash site on Saturday. Two Chinese teenagers from Zhejiang province died and 182 other passengers were injured. Xinhua |
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Relatives of the two Chinese teenagers killed in the crash gathered at Jiangshan Middle School, where the girls studied. Ge Yuejin / China Daily |
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Passengers are delayed at San Francisco International Airport after the crash of Asiana Airlines Flight 214 on the side of one of the airport's four runways. Jana Asenbrennerova / Reuters |
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Mayor Ed Lee addresses a news conference on Saturday, hours after the crash at San Francisco International Airport. Chang Jun / China Daily |
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Passengers from Flight 214 await treatment at San Francisco General Hospital after the Boeing 777 crashed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday morning. Bay Area News Group, John Green / AP |
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Asiana Airlines President and CEO Yoon Young-doo (center) and members of the airline company's board bow during a news conference about the crash of Asiana Flight 214, at the South Korean carrier's headquarters in Seoul on Sunday. Lee Jin-man / AP |
(China Daily USA 07/08/2013 page2)
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