The injured on board the An-2 that sent a distress signal were taken to the village of Teply Klyuch.

Three victims who were on board the An-2 aircraft of MIAN Airlines that sent a distress signal were taken to the village of Teply Klyuch. This was reported on June 10 by the rescue service of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).

"At 17:00 (11:00 Moscow time. — Ed.) people were taken to a Warm Spring, everyone is alive," the Telegram channel says.

It is specified that the rescue of the victims was carried out by specialists from the regional search and rescue base.

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The An-2 distress signal was sent on the morning of June 10. Later, the aircraft was found. It was clarified that two crew members and an observer pilot were on board. The circumstances of the incident are being investigated by the Yakutsk Transport Prosecutor's Office, and an inspection has also been organized.