A small plane crashed into a residential area in California

In California, in the San Diego area, a small Cessna 550 crashed into residential buildings, causing about 15 buildings and cars to catch fire. This was reported by the Associated Press (AP) on May 22, citing local authorities.

It is noted that the cause of the crash was heavy fog and lack of visibility.

"On Thursday morning, due to fog, a small plane crashed in the San Diego area, causing about 15 houses and vehicles to catch fire," the material says.

At the same time, Assistant fire Chief Dan Eddy said that due to the ship hitting buildings, a "debris field" was formed in a densely populated area, and residents were being evacuated.

Currently, there is no information about the injured and the dead. The number of passengers on board is also being investigated.

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Earlier, on May 3, in California, a small single-engine plane crashed and crashed into residential buildings in the Wood Ranch area of Simi Valley. It was noted that there was one person on board the aircraft.