Peruvian officials say a small plane has crashed near the famed ancient geoglyphs known as the Nazca Lines, killing all seven on board. Local airport chief Enrique Gamboa says the Cessna 206 was carrying three Chileans and four Peruvians. The plane went down Thursday inside the tourism zone in Peru's dry coastal desert, where indigenous groups etched mysterious figures in the sand centuries ago. The glyphs are only fully recognizable from the air, and overflights are popular with travelers...
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