It is reported on 27 passengers who survived the crash in Kazakhstan

Tens of people are believed to have lost their lives when the plane carrying 67 people crashed in Kazakhstan has reported by the Emergency Ministry in the country.

Authorities say 27 of them have survived the crash, including three children, broadcast Telegrafi.

The Azerbaijann avian avian aeroplane was launched by Baku, but because of the great fog, the pilot was forced to deviate.

The butterfly crashed in the vicinity of the town of Aktau in the western part of the country, and various videos allegedly present the moment of the plane crash.

Photos from where the butterfly crashed show the parts of the Embrare 190 aircraft, where numerous emergency teams have emerged at the scene.

Over 50 members of these emergency agencies are assisting in extinguishing, authorities in Kazakhstan have announced.

It remains unclear what happened that caused the plane crash, which carried 62 passengers and five crew members.

Survivors have been rushed to the nearest hospital for treatment.

And from Azerbaijan's avioko company, they have announced that the pilot had been forced to make emergency landing at Aktau Airport.