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No survivors from plane that crashed in Brazil with 61 people on board, officials say

No survivors from plane that crashed in Brazil with 61 people on board, officials say

No survivors from plane that crashed in Brazil with 61 people on board, officials say
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The airline Voepass initially reported 62 people had been on the plane but later revised the figure to 61, confirming the deaths of all 57 passengers and 4 crew members on board.

The ATR-72 turboprop plane was en route from Cascavel, in the state of Paran

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