Asiana plane crash

SEOUL, South Korea - A passenger who was aboard the Asiana Airlines passenger jet that crashed at San Francisco airport is put into an ambulance upon arrival at Incheon International Airport near Seoul on July 8, 2013. The incident two days earlier killed two Chinese teens and injured scores of others. (Pool photo)

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