Video : Disaster strikes Japan again as aircrafts collide on runway causing fire

 

Disaster again in Japan after the tsunami.  A passenger plane collided with a Coast Guard plane on the runway on Tuesday.  It caught fire in the passenger plane.  It has become two pieces.  The news agency AFP reported that 379 passengers on board were brought down safely.  Incident at Tokyo-Haneda Airport in Japan.  Japanese media reported that there were six people on board the Coast Guard plane.  One person was rescued.  The remaining five are still missing.



 Local Japanese media reported that the passenger plane was landing on the runway.  The speed of the Airbus A350 was very high at that time.  As a result, it collided with the Coast Guard aircraft and caught fire.  The passenger plane belongs to Japan Airlines.  The way the passengers were brought back safely was described by eyewitnesses as a 'miracle'.  Various videos have already spread on social media.  It has been seen that flames and smoke are coming out of the window glass of the plane.  The fire brigade immediately reached the spot.  70 engines are trying to douse the fire.  The Japanese Prime Minister has already opened an emergency control room.  Sitting there looking for rescue.


Japan Airlines told the press that the plane was landing at Tokyo's Haneda Airport after flying from Hokkaido's New Chitose Airport.  A Coast Guard official said their plane was preparing to fly relief supplies to tsunami-ravaged Niigata.  It has also been informed by them that what exactly happened is being looked into.  It is also being investigated whether the fire broke out due to collision with their plane.  But their plane is also 'involved' in some way, an official said.  The runway at Haneda Airport was closed immediately after the incident.


 One of the busiest airports in the world is Tokyo's Haneda Airport.  There have been no such accidents in the last few decades.  The question has been raised about how this incident happened there on Tuesday.  The administration said that it will also be investigated on whose part the negligence was committed.  Tsunami has hit different coasts of the country, among them, the government is in more trouble due to this accident.


Below video gives a glimpse of the accident 






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