@cvprjaz_: 🚨 BREAKING: A small aircraft crashed into a skyscraper in Beijing, China, today, June 26, with several people reported injured, according to early reporting from The Express and others. Initial reports indicate the building struck was the CITIC Tower, also known as the "China Zun," a 109-story supertall in Beijing's Guomao central business district and the tallest building in the city. Images and video from the scene reportedly show a hole near the top of the tower where the aircraft hit, with debris falling onto an overhang on the building's facade and down to the street below. The rest of the structure appears, at first glance, to be largely intact. Footage circulating from the scene reportedly shows the small plane broken into two pieces, with its tail on the ground near the building and part of a wing lying on a nearby road. Several people are said to have been injured, with images showing victims being treated and led from the area. Inside the tower, people were quickly evacuated. Video reportedly shows workers hurrying down stairwells and out of the building as sirens sounded and traffic backed up around the scene. Officials and first responders cordoned off the area. The cause of the crash is not yet known and is under investigation. Many details, including exactly what type of aircraft was involved, how many people were hurt, and how a small plane came to strike the building, have not yet been confirmed by official sources. This is a developing story based on early reports, and some information may change as authorities release verified details. We'll update as more becomes clear. The art and the artist dated 26 June 2026 ! A single-engine Sunward SA-60L Aurora aircraft with registration B-12PP, flown by a lone pilot struck the CITIC tower in Beijing, reportedly around the mid-levels, around 65th floor area today.

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Friday 26 June 2026 16:41:02 GMT