[A Japanese passenger plane returned due to engine failure] September 24th, according to Japan’s Kyodo News Agency reported today (September 24), on the evening of the 23rd local time, a Japanese All Nippon Airways flight returned due to a right engine failure. Three passengers on board were slightly injured during the emergency evacuation. According to information provided by ANA and the Naha Airport Office, the passenger plane involved took off from Naha Airport and was originally scheduled to fly to Saga Airport. During the flight, an alarm for rising engine oil temperature was triggered, and the crew decided to return. After the aircraft landed, 158 passengers and crew members were successfully evacuated through the escape slide. No fire or smoke was found at the scene. The crew said there was "a slight vibration in the fuselage" when the failure occurred. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism of Japan today identified the accident as a major aviation incident, and the Transportation Safety Board has launched an investigation. (CCTV International News)