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A devastating plane crash near San Andros Airport on July Fourth has claimed ten lives, including one survivor who later died from injuries, marking one of the worst aviation disasters in recent Bahamian history. The aircraft struck trees during landing, crashed into a wooded area, and caught fire. Investigators from the U.S. are now examining the wreckage, focusing on engines and flight data, while gathering air traffic records and pilot history. Though officials stress it’s too early to draw conclusions, they reassure the public that the country’s aviation system remains safe, citing no fatal accidents last year. A preliminary report is expected in 30 days, with a final report due within a year — aiming to uncover safety gaps and prevent future tragedies.

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