The number of people injured in the Toronto plane crash has risen to 15

The number of people injured in the crash of a Delta Airlines plane at Pearson International Airport in Toronto, Canada, has risen to 15. This was reported by CTV News on February 17.

Paramedics say the number of hospitalized people has reached 15, including a child. They add that the injured are in stable condition.

"There were about 80 passengers on board at the time. All of them have been found," the TV channel informed.

In one of the audio recordings reviewed by the TV channel, an air traffic control officer is heard saying the plane was "upside down and on fire."

Airport officials told the TV station that the air harbor is closed to receiving and releasing flights.

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Delta Airlines does not yet have detailed information about the incident involving its plane that crashed at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Canada. It is specified that the city's police are investigating the scene, while paramedics are organizing a staging area outside the runway (runway).