The small plane crashes in the San Diego neighborhood in “direct hit to multiple homes” | United States news

A small plane crashed into the San Diego neighborhood, as the authorities called “a direct blow to multiple homes.”

The fire caught in about 15 houses, and people who live in several blocks are evacuated.

“We have jet fuel everywhere.” “Our main goal is to search in all these homes and get everyone out now.”

The firefighting chief said that there was a “direct blow to multiple houses” as he described it as “a huge debris field.”

It is currently not known whether there are any deaths or injuries.

“The scene” is like something from a movie, “Mr. Eddie told reporters.

So, so far, the best thing I have for you is that no one has been transferred from the scene yet.

“We will continue to search to find out where the plane comes from, and continue to work on it and give you updates.”

It was said that it was blurry while the private plane crashed. Mr. Edi said: “You can hardly see in front of you.”

Christopher Moore, who lives on one of the streets from the crash site, said that his wife woke up to a high uproar and saw smoke when they got out of the window.

When they fled from the neighborhood with their young children, they discovered a drunk car.

Mr. Moore said: “It was definitely dummy, but sometimes you just have to drop your head and get to safety,” said Mr. Moore.

The police saved three hoarse puppy from a house, while the families who were evacuated were seen standing in pajamas in a car park, a few buildings.

Many members of the military service live in the neighborhood, which consists of family homes and a town. It is also inhabited by small civilian and military planes.

Located and Gillespie Field is close.

The San Diego Police Administration (SDPD) confirmed that the force responds to the accident in the Tirrasanta neighborhood.

After publishing on X, SDPS spokesman warned people against avoiding the area while emergency crews reach work and urged all those who smell jet fuel or find debris to alert powers.

Evaches are taking place on Salmon, Sample Street and Sculpin Street Street. The Santo Road, heading south in Aero Drive, has also been closed.

A evacuation site was created at Miller Elementary School.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said that CESSNA 550 was destroyed near Montegmae-Jeeps’s executive airport.

In a statement, the agency said: “The number of people on board the plane is unknown at this time.

“The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the National Transport Safety Council (NTSB) will achieve NSTB investigation and make any updates.”

The plane can bear six to eight people.