Police say 13 killed as small plane viewing Nazca Lines in Peru crashes
Summary
A small plane crashed in southern Peru while carrying mostly tourists to see the Nazca Lines, killing 13 people, including passengers and crew. The crash site caught fire quickly, stopping rescue efforts.Key Facts
- The crash happened on Saturday near the Nazca Lines in southern Peru.
- At least 11 passengers and 2 crew members died in the accident.
- The plane belonged to the Peruvian sightseeing company Aerodiana.
- The plane left from Pisco, a city in the Ica region.
- The Nazca Lines are large ancient drawings on the ground, best seen from the air.
- The Nazca Lines date from 500 BC to 500 AD and are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Peru is a popular tourist spot, attracting millions of visitors every year.
- The crash site was quickly engulfed in flames, preventing rescue efforts.
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