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Military airplane crashes in Mt. Salak, West Java
The Jakarta Post , Jakarta | Thu, 06/26/2008 11:42 PM | Headlines
A military airplane with 18 people on board crashed Thursday
in Mount Salak,
However, the TV station reported the fate of the 18 people remained unknown. (***)
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Angel Cheng - HK (not verified) — Sun, 06/29/2008 - 9:45pm
Anthony, you will always be remembered...At this time of loss, please know that we’re thinking of you and holding you close
to our hearts. My deepest condolences to your beloved one , your family and friends. There are no words can truly ease the pain of a sudden loss like this.
Trust all of you now stay in a peace and comfort place, with angels and God's care , warm your heart with all our blessing and pray.
Thenox (not verified) — Fri, 06/27/2008 - 4:59pm
Mrs. Valerie Tan,
Please accept my deepest condolences for your husband and the victims of Cessna.
May peace be with your husband now. and may your family be blessed with strong heart.
Bali Ho (not verified) — Fri, 06/27/2008 - 1:20pm
What are 3 civilian foreigners doing on a TNI plane in the first place?! Ah yes, selling video imaging equipment to help monitor the populous. But hold on, surely that is the job of the police, not the armed forces? Unless of course you live in a military state still. Shame people had to die. Glad the equipment which would have been used to afflict other civilians got toasted though. Hopefully the crash victim's lives will not be in vain. Hopefully it will send a message to other foreigners ready to sell to the TNI / put their lives in the TNI's incompetent hands.
GEORGE STOBBARTT (not verified) — Fri, 06/27/2008 - 12:16pm
MAY I KINDLY KNOW FROM WHERE THAT AIROPLANE CAME FROM,AND ARE THERE ANY LADIES ONBOARD.CAUSE MY LADY (SUMARNI)DIDNT CALL ME SINCE WEDNESDAY.AND I AM WORRIED ABOUT HER.THANKS VERY MUCH...
Thenox (not verified) — Fri, 06/27/2008 - 10:19am
Dear Editor,
Please do not report it as "CRASH". The plane went missing. Its whereabout still unknown. But, they could have probably did an emergency landing somewhere and no access to communication.
We pray that they are found soon.
Thank you.
Mrs Valerie Tan (not verified) — Fri, 06/27/2008 - 7:36am
Dear All,
My name is Mrs Valerie Tan. My husband is Tan Hong King, we are both Singaporean. He is one of those on board of this air craft. If you have any news, kindly let me know.