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Two people on board a DC-3 plane were killed during his crash in Ohio on Monday morning, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
The aircraft had cut power lines shortly after takeoff at Kidron, Ohio, about 90 km south of Cleveland.
said a spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration.
There was not yet any information on the deceased.
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WEWS "I have never felt such a strong force inside the house where she shook the house," said Michael Morrison, who owns the property where the aircraft sits. is crushed.
"It's very scary," he told WEBS, a subsidiary of ABC Cleveland. "The crack was like wood bursting … so you heard the crash of falling to the floor."
"I called 911, I grabbed as many blankets as I could, tried to get out and tried to give a hand to the people who were attending from the airport, "Morrison told WEWS. "At that moment, they seemed to have pretty much control."
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WEWS A spokeswoman for the Federal Aviation Administration first stated that six people were aboard plane and four other passengers were injured; Since then, the agency has entrusted the state road patrol, which states that only two people were in the plane.
The cause of the accident was not yet clear.
The first DC-3 plane flew in 1935, said Colonel Steve Ganyard, consultant for ABC News.
"It was a great plane and thousands of people are still flying in isolated parts of the world, but it's an antiquity," said Ganyard.
Rachel Katz of ABC News contributed to the writing of this report.
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