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A small aircraft reportedly crashed into Beijing’s tallest building, the CITIC Tower, also known as China Zun, on Friday afternoon, June 26, 2026. Images and videos circulating on social media appear to show debris falling from the 109th floor, creating a visible hole in the structure. Witnesses described the incident as alarming, with bystanders expressing shock as police cordoned off the area around the skyscraper.
While details surrounding the incident are still emerging, reports indicate that the pilot may have lost control, leading to the crash. Eyewitness accounts suggested that the aircraft was approximately the size of a car. There is currently no confirmed information regarding potential casualties or injuries, although initial reports mention that the son of a local mayor was on board the aircraft. Authorities have been working to secure the area and manage the aftermath of the crash, but no official statements have confirmed the status of those involved.
28 June
China confirmed the death of the pilot involved in the crash into Beijing's tallest tower.
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