California’s small plane crashes upside down, 2 passengers survive and reject medical treatment

Two people moved away from a small plane crash Southern Central California After the aircraft landed upside down.

The first liability was invited to the scene on Sunday morning on the south side of the East Lerdo highway in Shafter, California, near the Minton Field Airport, said the Kern District Fire Department on Facebook.

The aircraft was upside down “in the middle of a plant field without visible smoke or fire,” the department said.

“Firefighters quickly collected tools and medical equipment and made their way to the wreck. Coming on the plane, they were mitigated when both tenants certainly found from the aircraft and refused any medical treatment,” the department added.

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He handed the scene Shafter Police Directorate After being established, there were no additional passengers who could help and no immediate danger.

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Several aircraft incidents have emerged around the world in recent weeks.

Just a few days ago, a small plane crashed in São Paula and took two lives. Last week, the remains of 10 people who were on a passenger plane that crashed the coast of Alaska have been recovered.

January 31, an ambulance that transported a young girl who had just received the treatment of life saving collapsed on the street near the Roosevelt Shopping Center In Philadelphia, Killing all six people on board and one person in the car while injuring others.

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A collision in Mirada 29 January in Washington, DC, between the American Airlines plane and the Black Hawk army helicopter seized 67 lives.

Fox News Digital, Alexandra Koch and Landon Mion, contributed to this report.