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A small aircraft flew from Iowa to Minnesota into the US crashed into a suburban house and made it catch the fire, officials said on Saturday.
The aircraft shot around 1220 local time (1720 BST) before crashing in the residential area of Brooklin Park, Minnesota, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
Investigators said it was unclear how many people were aboard the plane, but the head of the fire firefighter in Brooklyn Park, Sean Konve, said that there were no soldiers among the passengers. No one was killed in the house.
The National Transport Security Council stated that it was conducted to investigate the cause of the disaster that remained unknown.
The agency goes to the scene in Minnesota. It states that he is expected to be on Earth on Sunday.
“Once in place, the investigators will start the process of documenting the scene and study the plane. Then the aircraft will be restored to a safe institution for further assessment,” the agency said.
Video on social media shows that the house in which the plane crashed was covered by flames when members of the local fire service tried to extinguish it.
The head of Konve stated that as long as the fire service arrived, he turned into a “completely involved structure”.
The Brooklyn Park, where the plane crashed, is the suburb of the Minnesota capital, Minneapolis. The city of 82,000 people lies about 11 miles north.
Minnesota Gov Tim Waltz said his team “maintained a connection with local officials at the scene in Brooklyn Park, and we are watching the situation closely.”
“Thank you to the first defendant, responding to the call,” he added.
This incident stems from a number of recent plane crashes and close shortcomings that have attracted the attention of the US public after President Donald Trump has called on his office to reduce federal agencies.
According to the Associated Press, hundreds of employees were dismissed for air safety.