Ten people, including the pilot, were killed when an aircraft crashed in the Bahamas on Wednesday, turning what should have been a national celebration into a day of mourning.
Prime Minister Philip Davis addressed reporters in the aftermath of the incident. “What was supposed to be a day of celebration has become a day of remembrance,” he said.
The crash occurred in the northern part of the Andros archipelago, the largest island group in the Bahamas, situated in the Atlantic Ocean north of Cuba. Authorities have not yet disclosed the nationalities of those on board, and investigations into the cause of the accident are ongoing.
