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Sepehran Airlines Boeing 737 makes emergency landing in Mashhad

Al Jazeera Global News reports that violent shaking caused severe cabin damage and panic aboard the aircraft before it landed in Mashhad.

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Blurry split-screen view of an airplane cabin with seats, overhead bins and distressed passengers.
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A Sepehran Airlines Boeing 737 reportedly made an emergency landing in Mashhad, Iran, after passengers experienced violent shaking on board, according to Al Jazeera Global News.

The report described severe damage inside the aircraft cabin and panic among passengers. Blurry footage showed people and cabin fixtures jolting during what was described as severe turbulence.

The supplied account does not identify the cause of the shaking or the emergency landing. It also does not establish the full extent or nature of the reported cabin damage.

No information was provided about injuries, fatalities, the number of passengers or crew, or the aircraft’s flight origin and destination.

Al Jazeera Global News published its report on 15 September. Further details about the incident were not included in the supplied material.

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