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All 132 passengers and team members aboard the China Eastern Airlines flight that crashed in Guangxi province on Monday were killed, Chinese state media said on Saturday, bringing up an official from china’s Civil Aviation Administration. Hu Zhenjiang, deputy director of China’s Civil Aviation Administration, said search and rescue groups knew the DNA of 120 victims of the crash, Reuters reports, bringing out Chinese state media. No explosive lines were discovered at the crash site, zheng Xi, leader of the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region’s fire and rescue brigade, said, according to the official Xinhua news agency. Xi said the crews...
