&quot;I can confirm that the plane crashed. It is no longer classified as missing,&quot; Lieutenant General Pham Hoai Giang told VTC News. 
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Malaysia Airlines plane crashed, Vietnamese official says

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Malaysia Airlines plane crashed, Vietnamese official says

Hanoi - A missing Malaysian Airlines plane with 239 people on board crashed, a media report quoted a spokesman for Vietnamese rescuers as saying Saturday.

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