The two flight recorders of the cargo plane, which crashed recently in South Sudan, have been found at the crash site.

The local media reported the aforesaid citing Minister of Transportation Kwong Danhier Gatluak.

The minister announced that the country does not have sufficient equipment to determine the cause of this crash, reported NTV television of Russia. 

Gatluak, however, did not say where the data in these flight recorders will be decoded.

A transport plane crashed on November 4 in South Sudan, immediately after takeoff from the airport of capital city of Juba. According to unofficial information, there were eighteen people aboard the aircraft, including six crewmembers five of whom Armenian citizens, and all of them were killed in the crash. According to the latest data, the death toll in this tragic accident is forty.