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Aircraft Crash: Two Survive Crash-Landing At Table Mt. National Park

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Published: February 10, 2022
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LUCKY ESCAPE: Two occupants survived the crash-landing with minor injuries
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Two people survived with minor injuries after they crash-landed their light aircraft on a road in the Table Mountain National Park (TMNP) on Thursday afternoon.

“South African National Parks (SANParks) confirms that a private light aircraft crash occurred along Link road in the Cape of Good Hope section of TMNP at approximately 13:40 today, 10 February 2022,” said SANParks in a terse statement.

“All emergency personnel were immediately informed and responded timeously.

“The light aircraft had two occupants who suffered minor injuries, and have thus been transported to hospital for further examination.

“We’d like to wish the occupants a speedy recovery during this time.”

The details surrounding the cause of the crash are unknown at this stage.

“Please note that Link and Olifantsbos road within Cape Point will be closed until further notice,” said the statement.

SANParks said it would like to thank the TMNP staff, the South African Airforce, Cape Medical Response, police from Simonstown, Metro Search and Rescue, and the Simonstown Fire and Rescue Services for your prompt response.

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