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Small Aircraft Tragedy Strikes Brazilian Tourist City

A small plane crash in Gramado, Brazil, has left at least 14 injured and raised fears over the fate of those onboard.

By Ana IonovaSource: nytimes.com1 min read
Small Aircraft Tragedy Strikes Brazilian Tourist City
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In brief

On December 22, 2024, a small aircraft believed to be carrying nine individuals crashed in the tourist hotspot of Gramado, Brazil, resulting in significant injuries to at least 14 people on the ground. The incident, which sent debris through nearby establishments, was confirmed by the state governor, Eduardo Leite, who expressed deep concern over the situation. Reports suggest the plane may have collided with various structures including a chimney and a furniture store before crashing, but the specific number of people onboard remains uncertain. Initial indications point to the possibility that those in the plane did not survive the incident. Among the injured, at least two individuals are in serious condition from burns, while several others are receiving treatment for smoke inhalation in local hospitals.

Small Aircraft Tragedy Strikes Brazilian Tourist CityA small plane crash in Gramado, Brazil, has left at least 14 injured and raised fears over the fate of those onboard. On December 22, 2024, a small aircraft believed to be carrying nine individuals crashed in the tourist hotspot of Gramado, Brazil, resulting in significant injuries to at least 14 people on the ground. The incident, which sent debris through nearby establishments, was confirmed by the state governor, Eduardo Leite, who expressed deep concern over the situation. Reports suggest the plane may have collided with various structures including a chimney and a furniture store before crashing, but the specific number of people onboard remains uncertain. Initial indications point to the possibility that those in the plane did not survive the incident. Among the injured, at least two individuals are in serious condition from burns, while several others are receiving treatment for smoke inhalation in local hospitals.

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