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A Lebanese woman shows a picture on her mobile phone of relatives from the Daher family who were aboard the Air Algerie plane that crashed over Mali, as the family waits for news of their loved ones at their home in the southern Lebanese village of Srifa, late on July 24, 2014. An Air Algerie plane missing since early July 24 over Mali with 116 passengers and crew, including 51 French and several Lebanese nationals, on board probably crashed after take off. The most likely cause of the crash of Flight AH5017, which took off from Ouagadougou bound for Algiers, is the weather, France's interior minister said on July 25, 2014, hours after the wreckage of the jet was found in Mali near the Burkina Faso border. The Daher family showed photographers a picture of their relatives who took the flight, saying the mother, Randa (L), and her children Shaima, 5, (held by her father (C) who was not on the flight, Ali, 17, (back-R) and Salah, 15, (front-R) were all feared dead in the aviation accident. AFP PHOTO/MAHMOUD ZAYYAT (Photo credit should read MAHMOUD ZAYYAT/AFP via Getty Images)