iStock/ThinkstockSouth Sudan plane crashes, all 49 people on board survive while some are hospitalized

(WAU, South Sudan) — A plane carrying at least 40 passengers on board crashed in South Sudan and all of them survived according to BBC News. Several passengers and a crew member were taken to a local hospital for treatment to injuries sustained during the crash and evacuation. An Antonov AN26 passenger aircraft, operated by South Sudanese carrier South Supreme Airlines, has reportedly crashed and been destroyed by fire with no fatalities. Updates: 9 people reportedly pulled out from the debris alive; rushed to the hospital #SouthSudan Wau plane crash — Eye Radio Juba (@EyeRadioJuba) March 20, 2017

​According to the local official cited by BBC Africa, the plane was coming from the South Sudan's capital Juba.
An Antonov An-26 of South Supreme Airlines crashes upon landing at Wau Airport, South Sudan, the 43 people on board survived.