Rescue operations of Thai aircraft crash terminated after it appears to only wildfire
- 4 years ago
Police have called off a search for a suspected crashed aircraft after reportedly finding nothing but burning grass.
Rescue teams who arrived at the site on a mountain in Rayong, eastern Thailand, said the flames appeared to be from a grass fire.
Military officials had previously said that witnesses had reported seeing a small aircraft crash followed by an explosion.
A Thai military spokesman said none of its aircraft had crashed. U.S. officials who are currently preparing for a training event in the area said none of their aircraft had crashed.
Police said they would resume the search in the morning amid claims that a fire or explosive device could have been detonated deliberately.
Rescue teams who arrived at the site on a mountain in Rayong, eastern Thailand, said the flames appeared to be from a grass fire.
Military officials had previously said that witnesses had reported seeing a small aircraft crash followed by an explosion.
A Thai military spokesman said none of its aircraft had crashed. U.S. officials who are currently preparing for a training event in the area said none of their aircraft had crashed.
Police said they would resume the search in the morning amid claims that a fire or explosive device could have been detonated deliberately.