“Multiple death” after the plane crashed in the San Diego neighborhood

Many people are believed to have died after a small plane crashed on a residential street in San Diego Thursday morning.

“There was more than one death” between the passengers on the plane.

Several houses were destroyed and cars were caught after the private plane crashed into the city’s Murphy Canyon neighborhood. The police said about 100 people were evacuated from nearby areas.

The Federal Aviation Administration, which can carry the Cysna 550 plane, a Cysna 550 plane, can carry eight to 10 people, including the pilot.

The authorities did not reveal the identities of passengers on board.

At a press conference, the assistant head of the fire department, Dan Edi, said that there is a “fuel plane everywhere”, and that the main goal is to search in all homes and make people in safety.

He stressed that there is a “direct blow to multiple homes.” It is not believed that anyone in these houses was seriously injured.

San Diego police said on social media that one person was taken to the hospital, and two were treated and released. They added that the area is expected to be closed throughout the day.

Footage of the scene shows charred cars full of traffic across the street.

Local resident Christopher Moore told Associated Press that he and his wife woke up loudly in the early hours of the morning.

Mr. Moore said that they looked at the window and saw the smoke, and the couple held their young children and fled.

Once on the street, they saw a drunk car.

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

He told the Marine Corps, which lives near the fox news site, that he heard “a strange zero noise” followed by “a boom and shook at home.”

The plane seemed to head to Montgomery Field, an airport located 10 km (six miles) north of the city of San Diego.