Plane carrying food aid crashes in South Sudan, three dead

A plane that was carrying food to people who needed help crashed in South Sudan.

The plane was operated by a company called Nari Air and was taking supplies to people who had to leave their homes because of floods.

The crash happened near a place called Leer Airstrip in a part of South Sudan called Unity State.

All three people on the plane, who were the crew members, died in the crash.

The plane was going from the capital city, Juba, to help people who were displaced by floods.

The organization that was sending the food, called Samaritan’s Purse, said they are very sad about what happened.

The company that operated the plane, Nari Air, did not say anything about the crash yet.