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At least 17 people were killed when a cargo plane crashed after takeoff from the Juba International Airport in South Sudan on Saturday morning.
Joseph Mayom, assistant professor at Upper Nile University told Xinhua by phone that a passenger who survived the incident was rushed to hospital in critical condition.
He said the cargo plane belonging to South West Aviation crashed near the Hai Referendum residential area in Juba.
It was still burning as the crowd scrambled over scattered cash, he said.
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