2 dead, 2 hurt after plane crash in Kyushu

2 dead, 2 hurt after plane crash in Kyushu

YATSUSHIRO, Japan - Rescuers carry one of four people aboard a small private plane that apparently crashed into a forest in the village of Kuma, Kumamoto Prefecture, on Jan. 5. All four men were rescued but two of them later died at a hospital.

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