Seoul, South Korea: A civilian light plane has crashed in southern South Korea, killing all three people on board.
The Ministry of Public Safety and Security says the plane went down in a farming field in Muan, about 390 kilometers (240 miles) south of Seoul, on Friday.
Ministry official Ji Man Seok says there are no reports of casualties on the ground.
Local fire authorities say they suspect the plane was on a training flight at the time.
The Ministry of Public Safety and Security says the plane went down in a farming field in Muan, about 390 kilometers (240 miles) south of Seoul, on Friday.
Ministry official Ji Man Seok says there are no reports of casualties on the ground.
Local fire authorities say they suspect the plane was on a training flight at the time.
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