A Cessna Grand Caravan sightseeing flight resulted in thirteen fatalities following a crash near the Nazca lines in Peru. Eleven foreign tourists, along with two Peruvian pilots, perished when the aircraft became fully involved in fire during the incident. Authorities confirmed that the plane impacted the ground after sustaining a catastrophic loss of control. Investigations are currently underway to determine the precise cause of this tragic accident. Emergency responders were immediately dispatched to the scene to manage the aftermath and secure the area surrounding the wreckage.
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