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Several people were injured after umbrella jumping The plane crashed into Tennessee On Sunday afternoon, according to the Tolauma Police Department.

Plane He left Touloma’s regional airport At approximately 12:30 pm and was broken shortly after taking off, a participating officer of the inspiration of society Liel Russell confirmed to Fox News Digital.

There were 20 people, including crew members, on board when The plane crashed.

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During a press conference on Sunday, officials said that the plane witnessed an “unknown case” shortly after the takeoff “that led to an effect on trees and terrain.”

Russell said three people were transferred to local hospitals to receive medical treatment via helicopters, while one victim was sent by land transport for more serious injuries. Another minor injuries were treated by the first respondents at the scene.

There is no death reported at this time.

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The officials said during the press conference: “We are grateful because the injuries were limited, and our hearts and minds with those who passed this incident and their next recovery.”

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The officials added: “No ground facilities or airport facilities were not affected, and there were no injuries from the ground.”

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The authorities said this is an active scene and local officials will offer more updates when they are available.

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Officials urge residents to avoid the area while the investigation is continuing.

Officials said that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) responded to the scene of the accident and was working with the local airport employees, adding that the National Transport and Safety Council (NTSB) will investigate.

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