13 Killed as Tourist Plane Crashes Near Peru’s Nazca Lines
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13 Killed as Tourist Plane Crashes Near Peru’s Nazca Lines

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A plane carrying European tourists crashed in a field outside the Peruvian city of Nazca on Saturday, killing all 13 people onboard. The aircraft was flying over the Nazca Lines archaeological site at the time of the crash, according to local reports. No immediate cause for the crash has been released by authorities.

The Nazca Lines are a series of ancient geoglyphs depicting plants, animals, and geometric shapes etched into the desert sands. They attract tourists from around the world who view them from small planes. This incident adds to concerns about safety standards for flights over the delicate site, though details regarding the aircraft’s maintenance record or pilot experience have not been released.

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