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Light Aircraft Strikes Beijing Skyscraper, Forcing Evacuations
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Security13:36 · Jun 26

Light Aircraft Strikes Beijing Skyscraper, Forcing Evacuations

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A light sport aircraft veered off course on Friday and hit the tallest skyscraper in Beijing, China, causing glass and pieces of the structure to fall into the street. Residents and workers in the tower were evacuated after the incident, and footage from the scene spread on social media.

CNN described the event as especially unusual because Beijing has strict aviation security controls. The Chinese capital imposes tight restrictions on aircraft operations, and drone flights are broadly banned without government approval.

The article did not report any injuries or provide further details on the cause of the crash. It said the incident took place in Beijing, the Chinese capital, and emphasized the significance of the building as the city’s tallest tower.

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