Myanmar’s military jet goes missing in training
A jet fighter of Myanmar military lost contact during a training mission in the morning of September 5.
Illustrative image (Photo: Metro)Hanoi (VNA) – A jet fighter of Myanmar military lost contact during a training mission in the morning of September 5, Chinese news agency Xinhua reported, citing the Office of the Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Service as source.
The news agency said the G-4 fighter jet went missing while conducting a flight training in southern Ayeyarwady region. Information is not available on the number of persons on board the plane.
Search for the missing plane is underway.-VNA
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