Dozens of passengers were hospitalised after their plane crashed just minutes after take-off in Kazakhstan on Friday.
At least 12 people were killed, Kazakh officials said.
One survivor said the plane started shaking less than two minutes after takeoff.
“At first, the left-wing jolted really hard, then the right. The plane continued to gain altitude, shaking quite severely, and then went down,” Aslan Nazaraliyev, one of the passengers who survived the crash, told The Associated Press
There were 98 people on board and at least 54 were hospitalised, around 10 of them in a critical condition, officials said.
Russian media reported the injuries included cerebral, hip, and lower limb injuries.
According to Flightradar24, the plane was a Fokker 100.
Later on Friday, people were pictured leaving flowers at the airport to pay tribute to victims of the crash.
Saturday (28 December) has been declared as a national day of mourning in Kazakhstan.
