HK plane crash
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Your support makes all the difference.HONG KONG - Divers searched for bodies yesterday after a transport plane skidded off the runway and crashed into the sea with 12 men on board. Two men were confirmed killed in the accident and authorities are still searching for four others. The plane was used earlier in the day to deport 33 Vietnamese boat people under a government repatriation programme and had returned to Hong Kong to drop off officials, government radio said. Reuter
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