A Dassault Falcon 10 has crashed in Afghanistan while en route to Moscow from Gaya, India. The aircraft was acting as an air ambulance at the time of the flight. The aircraft had originated in Thailand, departing Rayong (UTP) on the 19th of January. At its last known position just northwest of the Jaroba dam, the aircraft was reported at 36,150 ft before the publicly available contract was lost.
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