110 bodies recovered, engine trouble before Nigerian plane fell out of the sky

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110 bodies recovered, engine trouble before Nigerian plane fell out of the sky
Police dogs sniffed for dead bodies on Monday in the rubble of buildings destroyed when an airliner crashed into them, killing all 153 aboard, as cranes lifted away heavy pieces of debris in the grisly aftermath of Nigeria's worst air disaster in nearly two decades.        

Rescue officials said they fear many more people may have perished on the ground. The airline involved said an investigation had begun into the cause of Sunday's crash.        

A Nigeria Red Cross report said 110 bodies had been recovered, with more being dug out from the rubble.        

The pilots reported engine trouble before the plane fell out of the sky on clear afternoon, smashing into businesses and crowded apartment buildings near Lagos' Murtala Muhammed International Airport.         

The flight was bound for Lagos, Nigeria's commercial center, from Abuja, the capital. Domingo Odebunmi, the Lagos state Safety Commissioner, warned the local population that the whole area was not safe.

AP

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