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Jet cruiser injuries rise to 70 in Macau
INJURIES of the jet cruiser crash rose to 70 on Friday in Macau, according to statistics released by the region's health authorities.
Officials said the airship, operated by Hong Kong-based Shun Tak Holdings Limited, hit the southern embankment near Macau's Outer Habor terminal at around 9:30 a.m. local time.
Officials with Macau's governmental agencies and Shun Tak told a press conference in Macau on Friday afternoon that the airship carried around 220 passengers and 13 crew members.
A press release issued by Macau's Health Bureau said the 45 male and 25 female injuries aged between 17 to 69, among whom are four Macau residents, 59 Hong Kong residents, four South Korean nationals, one Japanese national and two Thai nationals.
Those injured included nine crew members, said the press release.
The health authority said the 70 all sustained minor injuries and were all sent to hospital for treatment.
The Health Bureau said it will follow up the situation and inform the public on time.
Macau, China's special administrative region at the southern tip of the mainland, has seen a number of airship accidents over the past years.
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