Forty-seven people reportedly killed after TransAsia Airlines flight crash-lands in typhoon-hit area of island.
Forty-seven individuals are dreaded dead after a Transasia Airways traveler plane slammed while attempting to make a crisis arriving in tyhoon-hit Taiwan.
The local flight slammed in stormy climate on Wednesday at an airplane terminal in the city of Magong
"It's clamorous on the scene," Jean Shen, the executive of the common flying powers, told the Reuters news organization.
"The blaze division was putting out the flares. They will provide for us the amount of setbacks soon.
Eleven individuals harmed by the accident were taken to a doctor's facility, the legislature said.
Taiwan's Central News Agency refered to the Civil Aviation Administration as saying the flight slammed with 54 travelers and four flight team and was worked by Transasia Airway, a Taiwanese carrier.
Storm Matmo hit Taiwan on Wednesday with overwhelming downpours and solid winds, closing monetary markets and schools.
Transasia Airways is a Taiwan-based air transport with an armada of 23 for the most part Airbus airplane, flying mainly on household courses, yet with a few flights to Japan, Thailand and Cambodia among its Asian ends.
