Investigators have concluded that a Burmese military plane that crashed last month with 122 soldiers, family members and crew on board stalled and nose-dived into the Andaman Sea due to bad weather, state media said on Wednesday.

Search teams retrieved the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder from a Burmese Army plane that crashed into the Andaman Sea in early June with 122 soldiers, family members and crew on board, Burma’s military said on Sunday.

A civilian fishing boat found part of the tail section from a Burmese army plane that crashed into the Andaman Sea last week with 122 soldiers, family members and crew on board, Burma’s military said on Thursday.

The bodies of over half the passengers aboard the ill-fated military plane that went down over the Andaman Sea last week have been recovered, with search and rescue efforts having brought ashore 76 corpses out of the 122 people on the flight.

Burma cremates 10 of the 31 bodies pulled from the waters off its southern coast as the hunt for a military transport plane that went missing over the Andaman Sea with 122 people aboard stretched into a third day.

Located in southeastern Burma by the Andaman Sea, Dawei, or Tavoy, is set to be a strategic channel for connecting with trade partners around the South China Sea.