CAAP: Plane crash in Davao del Sur town a false alarm
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) confirmed that reports of a private plane crashing in Davao del Sur were a false alarm. The aircraft carrying foreign nationals landed safely at an airport in Butuan City, contrary to initial local reports.
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