The plane of Polish President Lech Kaczynski, which crashed in western Russia on Saturday, could have had 96 people on board rather than 132 as was reported earlier, the Russian Emergencies Ministry said.
"According to the latest information, there were 96 people on board including 88 [from the] official delegation," a ministry spokesperson said.
Earlier, the spokesman for the investigations committee of the Russian Prosecutor General's Office said there were 132 people on board.
There were no survivors.
MOSCOW, April 10 (Reuters)