Baku, Azerbaijan - December 26, 2024 Seven injured passengers who survived the deadly Azerbaijan Airlines plane crash in Kazakhstan were rushed to Azerbaijan on Thursday to receive urgent medical care. The Embraer 190 aircraft, flight J2-8243, crashed near Aktau Airport in Kazakhstan on Wednesday, after taking off from Azerbaijan's Baku en route to Grozny. Of the 67 people on board, 38 were killed in the crash, and 29 survivors including two children were pulled from the wreckage, Kazakh authorities said on Wednesday. Kazakh media said the passengers aboard included 37 citizens from Azerbaijan, 16 from Russia, six from Kazakhstan, and three from Kyrgyzstan. According to Azerbaijan's Deputy Minister of Emergency Situations Adil Abdullayev, all seven of the injured passengers have safely returned to the country and are in stable conditions. Their health was being closely monitored as they continued to receive treatment at local hospitals. Abdullayev also mentioned that seven other passengers, who were in stable condition, would soon be transported to Azerbaijan for further medical attention. In addition to the injured, the bodies of those who tragically lost their lives in the crash have also been returned to Baku. The cause of the crash is still under investigation and authorities have promised to release more information as soon as new evidence emerges. Shotlist: Baku, Azerbaijan - Dec 26, 2024: 1. Plane taxiing; 2. Various of plane at apron; people on site; 3. Various of people preparing stretchers at apron; 4. Plane taxiing; 5. Crowd, vehicles at apron; 6. Azerbaijan's Deputy Minister of Emergency Situations Adil Abdullayev speaking at airport; 7. Man guided to lying on stretcher; other medical staff on site; 8. Crowd, vehicle at apron; 9. People getting off plane. [Restriction - No access Chinese mainland]