And like we told you, the jet isn't easily accessible, with the lagoon, the marshes, and the soft, grassy terrain. So the question remains – how will the police remove it from the area? That's what we asked the ComPol today:
Chester Williams - Commissioner of Police
"This is one of the rare occasions were the jet or the plane is not destroyed, it is still intact but getting it out of that area may pose some challenges because the area is soft and you can see where the plane would be stuck, so I don't think we would be able to move it from there."
Jules Vasquez
"Will you all have to scrap the plane onsite because if it can't fly out, will you all have to cut it up there on site because we know that nefarious elements will either raid it for scrap metal or raid it for reusable parts for other planes that will be employed in the narco trade?"
Chester Williams
"Perhaps that's an option, that will be determined by the Ministry of Finance."
We note that in June of 2021, a durum plane landed in that very same remote area.
