Japanese military training crashes with two on aircraft board

Tokyo: A Japanese military training aircraft crashed near a lake, which crashed near a lake immediately after the takeoff with two people on the board, the officials said on Wednesday.“A T -4 training aircraft that belongs to the air self -defense force crashed at 3:08 pm (0608 GMT) after losing radar near a lake … After flying to Komki Air Base in Central Japan, Defense Minister General Nakatani asked reporters. Nakatni said that two people were on board, without disclosing their identity. He said, “We do not know what is the reason for the plane to crash, but we will continue to do our best to save life,” he said that the army is operating. The part of an aircraft was found near the scene, but it was not clear whether it was from the crashed plane, Nakatani said. According to the website of T -4 seats two and the Ministry of Defense, “domestically produced, highly reliable and maintainable training aircraft … is used for all basic flight courses”.The aircraft was flying around Iruka Lake near the city of Inuama to Nagoya.“There is no vision of the aircraft yet. An Achi area found a place in an aerial survey by a helicopter, where the oil was swimming on the surface of the lake,” a local fire department official Hazm Nakamura told AFP.The aerial footage of the lake broadcast by NHK showed the glow of one oil on its surface, which appeared as various pieces of debris.Jiji Press said that the local municipality had said that there was no damage to the houses in the area.