China says man who flew plane into Beijing skyscraper had mental health problems
Summary
Chinese authorities said a 66-year-old man with mental health problems flew a small plane into Beijing’s tallest skyscraper on June 26. The man died in the crash, which injured 13 people but caused no life-threatening injuries.Key Facts
- The crash happened in Beijing’s central business district at the China Citic tower.
- The man, surnamed Liu, had a private pilot’s license and lived alone.
- Liu took off from Pinggu district and flew outside the allowed area before crashing.
- Authorities said Liu had chronic insomnia, anxiety, and wrote about wanting to end his life.
- The incident was described as endangering public safety for personal reasons.
- Beijing has strict rules against drones and small planes flying over the city.
- Police restricted public photos and videos after the crash and delayed official news.
- Social media posts about the crash were removed or disappeared quickly.
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