Chilean ndege dzinotakura dzakananga kuAntarctica uye dzakatakura vafambi makumi matatu nevasere nevashandi dzinoonekwa sekuti "dzakapunzika" nekuti ingadai yapera mafuta parizvino uye haichakwanise kubhururuka, Mutungamiriri weKushanda kweChilean Air Force, Brigadier General Francisco Torres akadaro. nhasi.
Basa rekutsvaga nekununura rakatangwa mushure mekunge ndege yemauto yange yanyangarika, ichirasikirwa neredhiyo munzira yayo ichienda kunzvimbo yeAntarctica.
Pane "nguva dzose mukana" kuti yakwanisa kumhara kumwe kunhu, Brigadier General Francisco Torres akadaro, achiwedzera kuti ndege haina kutumira chero nhamo.
Iyo C-130 Hercules yekutakura michina yakabvisa Chabunco Air Base muguta rePunta Arenas kumaodzanyemba kweChile kumaodzanyemba na4: 55pm nguva yemuno neMuvhuro, ndokuenda zvachose radar rinenge awa rinotevera. Yakanga ichibhururuka pane yakajairwa rutsigiro uye yekuchengetedza mamishinari kuna Presidente Eduardo Frei Montalva Air Base muAntarctica, uye yaive nevanhu makumi matatu neshanu.
Mutungamiri Sebastian Pinera vakazivisa nezvekutsvaga nekununura nechinangwa chekutsvaga vangangopona. Ndege iyi haisati yazivikanwa.
Presidente Eduardo Frei Montalva Air Base ndiyo hombe pane dzese nhatu dzekuiswa kweChile pakondinendi ine chando, uko nyika inoti chidimbu chenharaunda yakafukidza maSouth Shetland Islands, Antarctic Peninsula, uye zvimwe zviwi zviri pedyo.
Iyo base inotsigirwa nekanzuru diki yeVilla Las Estrellas, ine huwandu hwevanhu vangangoita zana nemakumi mashanu muzhizha - pakati paGumiguru naKukadzi - uye makumi masere chete kwegore rese.
ZVOKUBVA MUNYAYA INO:
- The Presidente Eduardo Frei Montalva Air Base is the largest of Chile's four permanent installations on the icy continent, where the country claims a slice of territory covering the South Shetland Islands, the Antarctic Peninsula, and several other adjacent islands.
- Iyo base inotsigirwa nekanzuru diki yeVilla Las Estrellas, ine huwandu hwevanhu vangangoita zana nemakumi mashanu muzhizha - pakati paGumiguru naKukadzi - uye makumi masere chete kwegore rese.
- Chilean transport aircraft headed for Antarctica and carrying 38 passengers and crew is considered to have “crashed” because it would have run out of fuel by now and could not fly any longer, the Director of Operations of the Chilean Air Force, Brigadier General Francisco Torres said today.
