The Philippine military confirmed on the 5th that the wreckage of the FA-50 fighter jet that went missing the day before has been found, and the two pilots on board have been confirmed dead. Salvavion Evangelesta, spokesperson for the Eastern Military Region Command of the Armed Forces of the Philippines in Mindanao, said in a media interview on the 5th that search and rescue personnel found the wreckage of the missing fighter jet at around 11 am on the Karatong Coast Mountain in the southern province of Bukit Nong, and the bodies of two pilots were found near the wreckage. Evanhelista said that the deceased pilot carried a personal emergency locator, and the search and rescue personnel determined the search and rescue range through its positioning signal. The crashed fighter jet went missing in the early morning of the 4th while flying from Cebu Province in central Philippines to the south on a mission. The Philippine Air Force announced on the 5th that it has grounded all FA-50 fighter jets and will investigate the cause of the accident. The Philippine Air Force has a squadron consisting of over ten FA-50 fighter jets, which were purchased from South Korea. (New Society)