Plane crash in the Atlantic leaves two people dead; the crashed plane was a training plane

Relief agencies try to rescue the bodies ofe two people who died after the small plane in which they were traveling hit a tree, in the municipality of Juan de Acosta, in the department of Atlántico.

So far, yesIt is known that the plane with registration HJ-097 provided teaching services and was attached to the Aero Plus Los Campanos aviation company.

So far, the deceased people who were on board the ship have not been identified, while the results of the first investigations are awaited to clarify the reasons for the incident.

In this regard, Civil Aeronautics confirmed that the Accident Investigation Technical Directorate began the relevant investigations to clarify what happened and determine the causes of the tragic accident.

“The @DIACC_COL of @AerocivilCol began investigations to determine the causes of the accident of the Urraco GS-501 aircraft, registration HJ097, in the vicinity of Juan de Acosta, Atlántico”noted the DIAC through its social networks.

This June 26, several accidents were recorded in different regions of the country, in addition to the air accident reported in the department of Atlántico.

Around 4:30 am, in Medellín, A Metrocable cabin fell at the Popular Station, causing the death of one of the passengers and leaving 11 more people injured.

“It is the first time in the commercial operation of our metro in 29 years that we have to face a sad situation of this category; “Total solidarity with the family of the deceased person and with the people who are in care centers,” said the manager of the Medellín Metro company.

Likewise, he pointed out that between 250 and 300 people were trapped in the system at the time the emergency occurred in the popular station, in the east of Medellín, but that they have already been completely evacuated.

“The entire system has been stopped and it has been confirmed that the damage is specific and people, around 250 to 300 people, are waiting in the cabins and are already being evacuated,” added Elejalde.

According to preliminary information, a gas container exploded around 3 in the morning. The emergency occurred in the SITP patio in Bosa, on South 73rd Street.

A total of seven buses were affected. According to the initial report, the explosion left no injuries.

The wave caused by the explosion broke the windows of other buses that were parked in the yard. In addition, it left damage to the bars and signs surrounding the place.

According to the authorities, the main hypothesis includes the explosion of a gas pipette – apparently from the bus mainly affected. A mechanical failure would have caused the detonation.