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Hi there. From CNN, I'm Aaron Matheson, with the five things you need to know for Thursday, June 12th.

We're learning more about the devastating plane crash that happened in Mdabad India early this morning.

Emergency crews are combing through the wreckage of the Air India Boeing jet that was carrying

242 passengers headed to London's Gatwick Airport.

Police tell the AP that there appears to be no survivors.

And CNN Zaka Jacobs says there are more casualties on the ground.

The worry is it's not just the people on board who may have lost their lives to this terrible tragedy.

The main hospital to which much of the bodies are being rushed to have now confirmed

that over 200 bodies have been brought there and are undergoing post-mortem.

The fear is also that the building that this plane crashed into was the lunch building

of a medical school. This was a little past 1.30 in the afternoon,

so it was peak lunch hour. There were a number of these medical students, medical school students,

who were having their lunch in that building at that time. Boeing says it's ready to support Air India

and a team of U.S. investigators from the National

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