Breaking: Nationalities Of Those On Board The Ethiopian Airlines Plane Revealed
Kenya Transport CS James Macharia has revealed that there were at least 32 nationalities onboard the ill-fated Ethiopian Airlines aircraft that crashed this morning.
32 passengers were Kenyan
18 Canadians
9 Ethiopians
8 Chinese
8 Italians
8 American
7 Brittons
7 French
6 Egyptians
5 Dutch
4 On a UN passport
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Kenya Transport CS James Macharia has revealed that there were at least 32 nationalities onboard the ill-fated Ethiopian Airlines aircraft that crashed this morning. 32 passengers were...
Kenya Transport CS James Macharia has revealed that there were at least 32 nationalities onboard the ill-fated Ethiopian Airlines aircraft that crashed this morning.
32 passengers were Kenyan
18 Canadians
9 Ethiopians
8 Chinese
8 Italians
8 American
7 Brittons
7 French
6 Egyptians
5 Dutch
4 On a UN passport
4 Indians
3 Russians
2 Moroccans
2 Israelis
1 Belgian
1 Ugandan
1 Yemeni
1 Sudanese
1 Togolese
1 Mozambican
1 Norwegian
Earlier today, British Broadcasting Corporation while quoting the Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation confirmed that all 157 members on board are dead.
Friends and family of those affected have been asked to visit the information desk set up at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for all enquiries....
Kenya Transport CS James Macharia has revealed that there were at least 32 nationalities onboard the ill-fated Ethiopian Airlines aircraft that crashed this morning.
32 passengers were Kenyan
18 Canadians
9 Ethiopians
8 Chinese
8 Italians
8 American
7 Brittons
7 French
6 Egyptians
5 Dutch
4 On a UN passport
4 Indians
3 Russians
2 Moroccans
2 Israelis
1 Belgian
1 Ugandan
1 Yemeni
1 Sudanese
1 Togolese
1 Mozambican
1 Norwegian
Earlier today, British Broadcasting Corporation while quoting the Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation confirmed that all 157 members on board are dead.
Friends and family of those affected have been asked to visit the information desk set up at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for all enquiries.
Top government officials including President Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga have sent their messages of condolences.
We shall constantly be giving updates on this matter as soon as more information is provided regarding the 32 Kenyan nationals who have tragically lost their lives today.