Beirut - Ua kiʻi hou nā poʻe mai ka pūʻali Lebanona i ka lā Lāpule i nā mea hoʻopaʻa moʻolelo lele o ka Boeing ʻo Ethiopian Airlines i hāʻule i ke kai ma waho o ke kahakai ʻo Lebanona i ʻelua pule i hala.
Ua haʻi aku kekahi pūʻali koa i ka German Press Agency dpa ua loaʻa nā mea i kapa ʻia nā pahu ʻeleʻele i ke kakahiaka nui o ka Lāpule a lawe ʻia i kahi kahua kaua ma Jounieh, 20 mau kilomita ma ka ʻākau o Beirut, ma mua o ka hāʻawi ʻia ʻana i ka mokulele.
ʻO ka Boeing 737-800 me 90 poʻe ma luna o ka moku i iho i ʻehā mau minuke ma hope o ka haʻalele ʻana mai ke kahua mokulele honua ʻo Beirut, ma waena o ka ʻino ma Ianuali 25. ʻAʻohe mea i pakele.
He aha e lawe ʻia mai kēia ʻatikala:
- Ua haʻi aku kekahi pūʻali koa i ka German Press Agency dpa ua loaʻa nā mea i kapa ʻia nā pahu ʻeleʻele i ke kakahiaka nui o ka Lāpule a lawe ʻia i kahi kahua kaua ma Jounieh, 20 mau kilomita ma ka ʻākau o Beirut, ma mua o ka hāʻawi ʻia ʻana i ka mokulele.
- Divers from the Lebanese army on Sunday retrieved the flight data recorders of the Ethiopian Airlines Boeing that crashed into the sea off the coast of Lebanon two weeks ago.
- The Boeing 737-800 with 90 people on board went down four minutes after take-off from Beirut international airport, amid stormy weather on January 25.
