After the plane crash in the San Diego area “several dead”

Several people are believed to die after a small plane crashed into a residential street into San Diego on Thursday morning.

No residents were seriously injured, but there was “more than one fatal outcome among the passengers on board, said the assistant fire service chief Dan Eddie.

Several houses were destroyed, and the cars caught fire after a private plane crashed in the residential neighborhood of Murphy Kanion. About 100 people were evacuated from nearby areas, police said.

A small aircraft was a Cessna 550 aircraft, stated that the Federal Aviation Administration, which could move eight to 10 people, including the pilot.

Authorities did not find the identity of the passengers on board.

At a press conference, Assistant Chief of Fire Service Dan Eddie stated that he was “fuel everywhere” and the main goal was to search all the houses and bring people to security.

He confirmed that there was a “straight blow to several houses.” It is assumed that no one was seriously injured in these homes.

Police San Diego said on social media said one person had been hospitalized and two were treated and released. They added that the area is expected to be closed all day.

The shots from the stage show burned cars, littered across the road.

Local resident Christopher Moore told The Associated Press that his wife and his wife woke up with a loud blow in the first time.

Mr. Moore said they looked out the window and saw the smoke, and the couple grabbed two young children and escaped.

Once on the street, they saw the car swept the flames.

“It was definitely awful, but sometimes you just have to throw your head and get to security,” Mr. Moore said.

A marine infantryman, who lives near the scene, told Fox News that he heard “Awesome Sweetest”, and behind him “boom and cocktail in the house”.

The aircraft seemed to be heading to the Montgomery field, an airport located 10 km (six miles) north of the San Diego center.