Three Tons Of Gold And Platinum Bars Fall From Siberian Plane During Takeoff

Three Tons Of Gold And Platinum Bars Fall From Siberian Plane During Takeoff

Gold and platinum literally rained from the sky in Siberia last week when a routine takeoff from a Russian airport went very, very wrong
The Nimbus Airlines AN-12 cargo plane had been carrying ten tons, or an estimated $378 million worth of gold, platinum, and diamonds belonging to the Canadian mining company Kinross Gold.While taking off from Yakutsk Airport on March 15, the plane’s cargo hatch opened, spilling nearly 200 gold and platinum bars weighing a total of about 3.4 tons
Most of the bars reportedly landed on the Yakutsk Airport runway, though the plane flew another 10 miles before making an emergency landing at the Magan Airport, dropping more gold bars along the way.

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Police sealed off the runway in an attempted to recover the fallen cargo.A police spokesman has since announced that nearly all of the spilled treasure has been found
According to the Financial Post, treasure hunters have been rushing to Siberia in an attempt to find the remaining bars.Can you really blame them?

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