Calls caused crash?
14th May 2010
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Investigators are trying to track down who received calls before the crash
Authorities investigating the Smolensk disaster have asked the Polish secret service to find out who received telephone calls from the doomed flight after it emerged that mobile phones may have interfered with the aircraft’s navigation systems.
Andrzej Seremet, the prosecutor general, said that he had ordered the ABW, Poland’s internal security agency, to track down all the people who received calls or text messages from the presidential flight on April 10.
His decision follows the revelation that the majority of mobile phones on board were still switched on when the plane crashed.
“At the crash site Polish prosecutors have already found that a significant proportion of the vi ...
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