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 by AFP Staff Writers Seoul (AFP) Jan 11, 2022
A South Korean Air Force pilot was killed in a F-5 fighter jet crash on Tuesday, officials said, a week after the country grounded its fleet of F-35s. The jet crashed into a mountain in Hwaseong, about 50 kilometres south of the capital Seoul, according to military authorities. The single pilot on board failed to eject and was killed in the crash, the defence ministry said in a statement. The airforce said it was investigating the cause of the accident. The F-5E is an older generation fighter jet with a design that dates back to the 1960s. Last week, South Korea grounded its entire fleet of advanced F-35 fighter jets, after one of them was forced to make a dramatic emergency landing after a major systems malfunction. After the landing gear on the jet stopped working, the pilot chose not to eject and instead landed the jet on its belly -- walking away without any injuries.
Cathay Pacific faces 'legal action' over Hong Kong virus outbreak: leader Hong Kong (AFP) Jan 11, 2022 Cathay Pacific is being investigated and faces possible legal action over an Omicron variant coronavirus outbreak in Hong Kong that began with the airline's employees, the city's leader said Tuesday. The revelation came as chief executive Carrie Lam announced the suspension of all kindergarten and primary schools until after the Lunar New Year in early February. Like China, Hong Kong maintains a strict zero-Covid strategy that has kept cases low but largely cut the international finance hub off ... read more
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