Plane Crashes Into A Building, 2 Dead And 18 Injured
A private small aircraft flew into a building in California Thursday, killing at least two and injuring 18 others, according to the police.
It occurred in the afternoon at Fullerton Municipal Airport, twenty-five miles southeast of Los Angeles. The cause remains unknown. Furthermore, ten were hospitilized while eight others received treatment at the same venue.
"There are two confirmed fatalities," Fullerton police said on X.
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There are two confirmed fatalities, ten individuals were transported to area hospitals for treatment and eight individuals were treated and released on scene. The investigation is on going. https://t.co/CiLra4HYFv
Police officials do not yet know whether the victims were passengers on the planes, or whether they were employees of the building at which the plane crashed, a police officer said to KTLA.
The broadcasted television showed the building having a big hole at the middle of the roof with smoke emanating from it.
⚡️A small single engine plane (N8757R) crashed into the roof of a warehouse near Fullerton Municipal Airport, US. pic.twitter.com/7dTdrE6p2Y
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"All we hear is like a loud noise, boom, and that's it. Then we started running out" of the building, Jerome Cruz, one of the workers who witnessed the scene, reported.
The plane was a single-engine Van’s RV-10, a very small type of aircaft, which has four seats, said the FAA, which is now conducting an investigation.