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Sao Paulo, August 12 (China News Service) - The Brazilian Air Force Aviation Accident Investigation and Prevention Center reported on the 12th local time that the cleanup of the wreckage of the crashed passenger plane in Vinhedo, Sao Paulo State, Brazil, was completed on the 12th. The crash site remains closed and the analysis of the cause of the accident will be completed as soon as possible.

The Brazilian Air Force said that the two "black boxes" of the crashed passenger plane are being examined in an analytical laboratory in Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, and the results of the investigation will be announced within 30 days.

Walpass Airlines, the airline to which the crashed plane belonged, confirmed that the number of people killed on board was 62, all the bodies have been removed, and the 35-year-old captain was buried on the 12th. Previously, the airline had counted the number of victims as 61 because one passenger was not included in the list.

On the 12th, two small and medium-sized airports in Brazil were briefly closed due to aircraft malfunctions during takeoff and landing.

According to Brazil's O Globo, a Boeing 737 aircraft malfunctioned after takeoff at Viracopos Airport in Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil, and made an emergency landing after circling in the air for 2 hours. During the emergency landing, the aircraft's landing gear tires burst and the landing gear was damaged, but fortunately there were no casualties. The aircraft was removed from the runway at 17:43 and the airport was reopened.

According to Folha de São Paulo, on the 12th, at Floripa Airport in Florianopolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil, a passenger plane belonging to Brazilian company Azul, which flew from Minas Gerais, had a tire blowout during landing, but fortunately no casualties were reported. Floripa Airport was closed as a result, resulting in the cancellation of several flights from Sao Paulo Congonhas Airport to the airport.