Aviation
Stow away Afghans fall off planes in attempt to flee Taliban in Kabul
Tragedy struck in Afghanistan when several people in Afghanistan who attempted to flee from the Taliban hiding in jets departing Kabul airport fell off the plane and died instantly.
The Kabul airport was thrown into pandemonium as a large crowd gathered on the runway, trying to force their way into planes without formal processes.
Several people hiding in C-17 jets in stow away were falling to their deaths as the planes were taking off from Kabul Airport. Accordingly, People were falling from a plane departing Kabul airport trying to stowaway in desperation to flee the capital for safety. Thus, several stowaways fell to terrible death from an aircraft leaving Kabul.
There was also footage of several people clinging to the outside of a US Air Force plane taxiing to take off from a runway in Kabul.
An Apache helicopter was brought in to clear the runway, which was filled with people who were desperate to flee the country.
It was gathered that people near Kabul airport narrated that three young men holding themselves tightly in the wheels of an aero plane fell on top of people’s houses.
Their fall was said to have made loud noises in the neighbourhood.
Taliban had conquered Kabul at reh weekend, ending 20 years of the Afghan government backed by Western powers.
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