World News

Two weeks after the crash of the Ethiopian airlines airplane off the Lebanese shore, one of the two ‘black box’ flight recorders had been retrieved in addition to 8 more bodies out of the 90 airplane’s passengers who were all dead. Lebanon Minister of Transportation Ghazi Al Aridi said that salvation teams believe that the remaining passengers are still deemed to be inside the front section of the airliner which as yet has remained undiscovered. Later, a Lebanese official said that the black box flight recorder will be sent to France for the data to be interpreted. The Boeing was boarding passengers the most of which are Lebanese and Ethiopians and it was heading towards Addis Ababa on January 25. However, the plane burst in a fireball and crashed into the sea minutes after taking off. Later, a Lebanese official said that the black box flight recorder will be sent to France for the data to be interpreted. The Boeing was boarding passengers the most of which are Lebanese and Ethiopians and it was heading towards Addis Ababa on January 25. However, the plane burst in a fireball and crashed into the sea minutes after taking off.