On this day, 33 years ago, October 4, 1992 (September 9, 1992 in the lunar calendar), the Amsterdam air crash. The ruins of two residential buildings penetrated by Israeli transport aircraft On October 4, 1992, an Israeli Boeing 747 transport aircraft carrying more than 1000 tons of cargo crashed into a residential area shortly after taking off from an airport near the capital of the Netherlands, Amsterdam, when its two engines caught fire. According to reports, when the accident occurred, many citizens were watching an intense football game at home. The fuselage hit a residential building and caused a fire. The flying disaster killed more than 250 people. The emergence of mysterious diseases in survivors of the disaster years later led to speculation about what cargo was on the Israeli plane. The most popular speculation is that the plane was carrying toxic gas or even radioactive material. The absolute silence and behavior of Israel Airlines and the Israeli government provide more impetus to rumors. It has always been a secret what cargo is loaded in this large jet transport aircraft. Ambulance workers struggled to attend to a seriously injured person who was rescued