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a plane carrying 132 passengers crashed into a mountain in China leaving no known survivors.

jet crash that killed 132 people when the plane flew into a mountainside appears to have been an intentional act, findings from the aircraft's black box have indicated.The flight from Kunming to Guangzhou had an 'accident' in mid-March last year in the region of Guangxi and caused a fire on the mountains, Chinese state television originally reported.

A Boeing 737 flight carrying over 133 passengers has crashed in the mountains of China, with smoke seen billowing from the scene of the incident.

A plane carrying more than 100 passengers has crashed into a mountain in China, with smoke being seen terminating from the site of the incident.

Rebecca Davis editorChinese authorities announced this week that a major $8 billion (RMB51 billion) Paramount theme park resort and arts complex will be built on the shores of Dianchi Lake in southwestern Yunnan province’s capital city Kunming.The Paramount resort itself will span an area of 643 acres out of the broader Paramount-branded development project’s total 1,899 acres. That will make it Hollywood’s third largest theme resort in China, following Shanghai Disneyland, which clocks in at 963 acres, and the 990-acre Universal Beijing Resort.The full Kunming complex will be more than five times larger and ten times more expensive than an initial vision of the park put forth last year in an official environmental assessment report.

Four men ate 30kg (66 lbs) of oranges between then in less than half an hour to avoid excess baggage fees or wasting the fruit.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA man has been pulled to safety after a learner driver noticed two fingers sticking out of a manhole cover on the ground.The man, who worked as a binman, was said to have wandered off and walked into an underground drain, where he was trapped inside for three days.Video taken at the driving school in New Luosiwan, Kunming in southwest China's Yunnan province shows the bin man putting his fingers through the holes of the manhole cover and retreating at times.A learner driver said they heard some noise coming from underground before they realised the fingers."It's like he was trying to send a distress signal," they told Yunnan