A devastating aviation accident has struck Colombia after a military transport aircraft carrying 128 people crashed shortly after takeoff on Monday in Puerto Leguizamo.
According to the head of the Colombian Armed Forces, the aircraft was transporting mostly soldiers when it went down moments after departing from the southern Colombian town. Authorities confirmed that at least 66 people lost their lives in the crash, while dozens of others sustained injuries.
Emergency responders and military rescue teams quickly rushed to the crash site to search for survivors and assist the wounded. Several of the injured have reportedly been transported to nearby medical facilities for urgent treatment.
The cause of the crash has not yet been officially confirmed, but investigators have begun examining possible technical failures or other factors that may have led to the tragedy.
The incident marks one of the deadliest military aviation disasters in recent years in Colombia, raising concerns about flight safety and operational conditions. Officials say further updates will be provided as the investigation continues and rescue efforts progress.
Authorities have also expressed condolences to the families of the victims, as the nation mourns the soldiers and personnel who lost their lives in the tragic accident.
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