Safari Plane Collides with Zebra, Makes Emergency Landing in Tanzania
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A safari plane carrying 30 people, including 26 passengers and 4 crew members, collided with a zebra during takeoff from Seronera Airport in the Serengeti National Park. Due to damage to its landing gear, the plane was forced to make an emergency belly landing at Kilimanjaro International Airport near Arusha. All passengers survived without injury, but the zebra died. Tanzanian aviation authorities are investigating the incident.
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