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Home / World / Plane Crashes In Kenyan Coastal Region Of Kwale 12 Feared Dead

Plane crashes in Kenyan coastal region of Kwale; 12 feared dead

The crash happened in a hilly and forested area about 40 km from Diani airstrip
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Nairobi, Updated At : 02:01 PM Oct 28, 2025 IST
The plane crash site in the Kwale coastal region of Kenya. Photo: X

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A small plane crashed in Kenya's coastal region of Kwale early Tuesday while en route to a popular tourist destination in the Maasai Mara National Reserve, with 12 people feared dead, officials said.

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The crash happened in a hilly and forested area about 40 km from Diani airstrip, the authorities said. Kwale County Commissioner Stephen Orinde said operations at the crash site were ongoing and more details would be provided later.

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The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority said that 12 people were onboard the aircraft and authorities were investigating the cause of the crash.

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