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China Eastern Airlines plane crash news Mar 25, 2022

China Eastern Airlines plane crash news
On March 25, the rescue of China Eastern Airlines passenger plane crash entered the fifth day. At the fifth press conference of the National Emergency Response Headquarters of the "3.21" China Eastern Airlines MU5735 aircraft flight accident held on the 25th, many key issues of public concern were responded to.

Focus 1: How is the second black box search going?

The second black box has not yet been found, and the rescue scene is scrambling to search.

Zhu Tao, director of the Aviation Safety Office of the Civil Aviation Administration, said at the press conference that according to the preliminary exploration results, the emergency response headquarters organized relevant professionals to study and formulate the core area excavation plan, providing guidance for the next search and rescue work, and also for the grid format. The platoon searched for the second black box to provide technical support.

Focus 2: How long does it take to decipher the first black box?

Mao Yanfeng, director of the Civil Aviation Administration's Accident Investigation Center, said that the black box data storage chip was damaged. Usually, the storage chip needs to be returned to the recorder manufacturer for chip repair according to the recorder manufacturer's recommendation. The professional laboratory of the Civil Aviation Administration has been intensively carrying out restoration and data download work since it received the first recorder. There is still no definite time when the download and data analysis will be completed.

Focus 3: How many remains were newly discovered at the scene?

Lao Gaojin, deputy mayor of Wuzhou City, Guangxi, and director of the Public Security Bureau, introduced that after investigation of the center site and three rounds of surface searches, as of 15:00 on the 25th, some remains were found, and 18 fingerprints and relics were found and extracted. 101 pieces. "We never gave up our efforts to find survivors," Zhu Tao said.

Amikon sincerely prays for the victims