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Ethiopia Declares Day Of Mourning

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Ethiopia’s parliament has declared a day of mourning to remember the victims of the plane crash.

Passengers from more than 30 countries were on the flight, including 19 United Nations staff.

Others were doctors, academics and a well-known Nigerian writer Pius Adesanmi.

A Slovak MP, Anton Hrnko, confirmed that his wife and two children were on the plane.

Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed promised to publish the findings of the investigation.

It will take place in coordination with experts from Boeing and the US National Transportation Safety Board.

Source: BBC

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