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Irish among plane crash injured Irish among plane crash injured
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A number of Irish people are among those injured when a passenger jet crashed in Thailand. A number of Irish people were among those injured in a passenger jet crash in Thailand, the authorities have said.
At least 88 people were killed when the aircraft attempted to land in heavy rain at Phuket Airport, officials said. At least 88 people died when the aircraft attempted to land in heavy rain at Phuket Airport.
The UK's consul general is at the scene and Irish Foreign Affairs officials said they are attempting to obtain more information. The budget airline, One-Two-Go, was carrying 123 passengers on the flight from the capital, Bangkok, to the holiday resort.
The budget airline, One-Two-Go, was carrying 123 passengers on the flight from the capital, Bangkok. A partial list of survivors released by the Thai health ministry includes three people listed as Irish.
The UK's consul general is at the scene and Irish Department of Foreign Affairs officials have said they are attempting to obtain more information.
The plane skidded off the runway in strong winds and driving rain. Officials said many of the passengers were foreigners.The plane skidded off the runway in strong winds and driving rain. Officials said many of the passengers were foreigners.
Phuket's deputy governor said more than 40 survivors were being treated at the holiday resort's hospital.Phuket's deputy governor said more than 40 survivors were being treated at the holiday resort's hospital.