A plane carrying Malawi Vice President Saulos Chilima has disappeared, causing widespread concern and prompting an immediate response from the highest levels of government. The aircraft, which was scheduled to land at Mzuzu International Airport at 10:02 AM today, failed to make its expected arrival.
According to aviation officials, all communication with the plane was lost shortly before its scheduled landing time. Despite repeated attempts, there has been no contact with the aircraft since the last communication was received. The situation has raised significant alarm given the Vice President’s presence on the flight.
In response to the disappearance, President Lazarus Chakwera has ordered a comprehensive search and rescue operation. “We are utilizing all available resources to locate the aircraft and ensure the safety of Vice President Chilima and all other passengers on board,” stated the President. The operation involves coordination between the Malawi Defence Force, the police, and civilian aviation authorities, who are working tirelessly to ascertain the aircraft’s whereabouts.
The nation is anxiously awaiting updates as search teams comb the region for any signs of the missing plane. Families and supporters of the Vice President are gathered, hoping for positive news. The government has urged the public to remain calm and patient as efforts continue.
This incident comes at a critical time for Malawi, and the disappearance of such a high-profile figure has added to the gravity of the situation. Further updates will be provided as soon as more information becomes available.
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