Malawi's vice president's plane is declared missing.
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Malawi's vice president's plane is declared missing.
A plane with Malawi's Vice President, Saulos Chilima, and eight other passengers vanished after it did not arrive at its planned destination on Monday, as reported by the presidential office.
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