Deadly Crashes in Bolivia and Milan

A Bolivian air force cargo plane carrying banknotes crashed in the city of El Alto, killing at least 15 people and injuring 31 others. The plane skidded off the runway and hit nearby vehicles, scattering banknotes that were then looted by crowds. Police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds, and several people were arrested for stealing the banknotes. The incident occurred during a hailstorm with lightning, and an investigation is underway to determine the cause of the crash. The government condemned the looting and warned that the banknotes were not legally valid as they had not been issued by the Central Bank.

A tram derailed in Milan, Italy, killing two people and injuring up to 40 others. The crowded tram was traveling along Viale Vittorio Veneto when it left the track and crashed into a building. Passengers described hearing a noise before the tram veered off its track and gained speed. The cause of the derailment is unclear, but it is being investigated. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed condolences over the deaths, and Milan Mayor Giuseppe Sala visited the scene, describing the incident as a 'tragedy'. The tram involved was one of a new bidirectional type introduced in the city a few weeks ago.

A Bolivian military cargo plane carrying money crashed near La Paz, Bolivia, killing at least 15 people and damaging about a dozen vehicles on a highway. The plane, a Hercules aircraft belonging to the Bolivian air force, was transporting new banknotes from the Central Bank to other cities. The crash scattered bills on the ground, and images on social media showed people rushing to collect them while police tried to disperse them. The incident resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries, with rescue teams responding to the scene.

A Bolivian Air Force Hercules C-130 aircraft crashed onto a busy road in El Alto, near La Paz, Bolivia, killing at least 15 people and injuring 30 others. The plane was transporting new banknotes when it veered off the runway and ended up in a nearby field. The cause of the crash is under investigation. Hundreds of people attempted to collect the spilled cash, hindering rescue efforts, until police and military personnel dispersed them and burned the remaining money. The Bolivian Central Bank stated that the bills had no legal value since they never entered circulation.

A tram derailed in Milan, Italy, killing two people and injuring 49 others. The tram swerved off its track and crashed into a building. The driver, an experienced employee, was injured and is being questioned. Milan's mayor suggested human error was to blame, as the driver had apparently failed to switch tracks. The incident occurred during the city's fashion shows and near the end of its hosting of the Winter Olympics and Paralympic Games.