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Philadelphia – A medical transport plane, a child, takes her mother and four others, crashed into Philadelphia near a busy mall on Friday night, killing all and resulting in an untold number of injuries on the ground.
According to officials, after departing from the Northeast Philadelphia Airport, around 6:30 pm, Lijet 55 crashed near the Roosevelt Mall in Northeast Philadelphia.
Temple Health said that all patients have been treated and released in the Temple University Hospital-Jeles campus. In the appropriate position, Tempal University is a patient in the Hospital-Main campus.
Officials said the exact number of the injured is not yet available.
“Many people on the ground – in parking lots, on the roads, in the cars and houses – were injured; the number of injured has not been released yet, but the information shared at this time is reported that many people have been reported at this time The office of Jeans Campus in Temple University Hospital, Northeast was taken, “the office of Mayor Cherail Parker said on Saturday.
“Now, we are just asking for prayer,” Parker told reporters on Friday night. He urged the residents to stay away from the scene.
Video: Moment of impact caught on camera after aircraft accident in Northeast Philadelphia
Several cameras captured aircraft accident and explosion in Northeast Philadelphia on Friday night.
In a statement, the Shrinar Hospital said that the child was taken care of from Philadelphia Hospital and was being taken back to the country Mexico with his home on a contracted air ambulance.
Jet Rescue Air Ambulance, a flight -operating company, said, “There were four crew members on the board in a statement.”
“At this time, we cannot confirm any leftover,” the company said in the statement. “No name is being released at this time until the family members have been informed. Our immediate concern is for the patient’s family, our personnel, their families and other victims who can suffer the ground injury. . “
According to Udaan radar 24 data, there was an air ambulance route for Springfield-Branson National Airport in Missouri.
“I regret the death of six Mexico in a plane crash in Philadelphia, the United States,” Mexican President Claudia Shinbam said in a statement on Saturday. “Consular officials are in permanent contact with families; I have told the Ministry of External Affairs to support the way they are required. My solidarity with their loved ones and friends.”
Video: Answer -Vehicle seen after aircraft accident in Phaladelphia, destroyed other debris
The video depicts the land burning vehicles and other debris after an aircraft accident in Northeast Philadelphia on Friday night.
A large fire burned in view of the accident, leading to a significant reaction.
“We heard a loud explosion and then looked after the flames and smoke,” the eyewitness Jimmy Weiss told the local ABC station WPVI near the scene.
He said, “It felt as if the ground was shaken .. It was a loud boom. It was shocking.”
The National Transport Safety Board and the federal aviation administration are conducting checks.
An NTSB explorer reached the spot on Friday night, in which additional members of the team were expected to arrive on Saturday.
A pit can be seen in the road where the medical jet affected.
Temple University Hospital told ABC News that he was hurt by six patients in the accident, although it was not clear whether they were on the aircraft or those on the ground.
It is said in the hospital that three of those patients were treated and all three were released and three were hospitalized in appropriate condition.
Speaking at a follow -up press briefing on Friday night, Pennsylvania village. Josh Shapiro said that dozens of state soldiers and other state personnel were on hand to offer help and praised local respondents and community members.
“We saw the neighbor helping the neighbor. We saw that the pencilveers looked for each other,” he said.
The Chopper 6 overhead was a Roosevelt Blaved, where the debris spread several blocks after an aircraft crashed in Northeast Philadelphia.
In a statement posted to social media platform Truth Social, President Donald Trump said: “The aircraft is sad to go down in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. More innocent souls were lost. Credit is already being given to do it.
Immediately after the accident, the FAA released a ground stop at the Northeast Philadelphia Airport due to “aircraft incident”.
The FAA initially reported that there were two people on the aircraft, but later fixed the report.
ABC News’ Ayesha Ali and Sam Sweeny contributed to this report.
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