According to Peruvian state news channel TVPeru [1], a small tourist plane crashed on Saturday as it flew over the Nazca Lines, an ancient geoglyphs site located in southern Peru. The crash resulted in at least 13 fatalities and multiple injuries among those aboard the aircraft. [2] Reuters also reported that the accident occurred near the Nazca Lines, which are known for their intricate designs etched into the desert floor. However, [2] did not provide specific details about the number of casualties or injuries. The crash has raised concerns over safety measures at tourist sites in Peru, where visitors often engage in activities such as hot air balloon rides and airplane tours to get a closer look at the Nazca Lines. The Peruvian government has yet to release an official statement regarding the incident.