BEIJING — No bodies or survivors have yet been found from the China Eastern AirlinesCrash as of Tuesday morning Chinese state media said.

Domestic flight on an BoeingIt carried 132 people on the 737-8800. nosedived Monday afternoon in the southern region of Guangxi, China’s aviation authority confirmed.

There is no known cause for the crash and there have not been any fatalities.

Chinese President Xi JinpingA search warrant was issued for the area of the crash, which took place in a rural and mountainous region.

State media reported Tuesday that the bodies of those who were aboard the plane are still not found. They said only debris was found. Initial reports indicated that the crash caused a mountain fire. However, it has been contained.

The aircraft had been built in the United States and the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board appointed an investigator to investigate the accident. However, it was unclear whether travel to China would be included in the investigation.

According to Chicago-based Boeing, it has stated in a statement that they are in direct contact with U.S. transportation safety board and their technical team is ready “to assist in the Civil Aviation Administration of China” investigation.

According to the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, the agency was informed of the accident and would assist with the investigation “if requested.”

China Eastern Airlines stated that it will send workers to the site of the accident and opened a hotline open for relatives. Shortly, shares in Hong Kong were down more than 7% Tuesday morning.

Overnight, Boeing shares plunged by almost 7% in U.S. trades.