New Delhi. There was a horrific plane crash in Malaysia in the year 1976, in which many big politicians and ministers were killed. After this plane crash, the government was heavily criticized, due to which the government did not make the report of the accident public for decades. But now, 47 years after the accident, the government has made a report public, in which many revelations related to the plane crash have been made.
According to a Malaysian government report, the plane’s turboprop was not engaged correctly, causing the pilot to lose control and the crash. The report also indicated that the turboprop was Australian-made. Also the aircraft was also Australian made. There was no other problem with the aircraft.
The plane was on its way to Kota Kinabalu, the capital of Sabah state, when the accident happened. The plane crash killed the then Chief Minister of Sabah State, Tun Fuad Stephens, and the state’s Housing Minister, Finance Minister and Communications Minister.
The accident happened after losing control It has been told in the report that neither there was a fire in the plane, nor there was any technical fault, nor there was an explosion. According to the report, more goods were loaded in the plane than required. The baggage of the second aircraft was also loaded in the same aircraft. Also, the luggage was not loaded properly, due to which the pilot lost control in the air itself, and the plane crashed.
11 people died This accident took place on June 6, 1976, in which a total of 11 people died. An aircraft named Nomad N-22B, which was made in Australia, was the victim of the accident. The accident happened during landing at Kota Kinabalu International Airport in Malaysia.
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