Pakistani Plane Crash Kills All Aboard

Another Pakistani plane crash has been reported on Friday that killed all 22 people aboard.

NBC News reported the plane was chartered by an oil company and was en route to the Bit oil fields in interior Sindh Province.

The plane took off at 7:13 a.m. local time, and a minute later, the pilot reported an engine on fire, NBC News said. The pilot tried to turn back but crashed almost immediately.

The crash was the second in less than four months in Pakistan, which has struggled with numerous crises this year, including massive floods that have left millions homeless and ongoing Islamist militant attacks. The previous crash killed 152 people.