20 Dead After Military Plane Carrying Cash Crashes in Bolivia
No fewer than 20 people have been confirmed dead after a Bolivian military cargo aircraft transporting banknotes crashed while attempting to land near the capital, La Paz.
The aircraft, a C-130 Hercules transport plane built by Lockheed Martin, reportedly skidded off the runway at El Alto International Airport before plunging into a busy roadway, smashing into several vehicles and damaging trucks.
Videos from the scene showed wreckage scattered across the avenue, as members of the public rushed to collect banknotes strewn around the crash site. Police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd, while authorities later set the recovered cash ablaze in a bonfire.
The cause of the crash has not yet been determined, though witnesses cited severe weather conditions. Cristina Choque, a 60-yea...










