Three dead after small plane crashes through supermarket wall in Mexico

Three dead after small plane crashes through supermarket wall in Mexico
Copyright Morelos Civil Protection State Coordination via AP
Copyright Morelos Civil Protection State Coordination via AP
By Euronews and AP
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Four people were injured although officials did not say whether they were passengers or people shopping in the supermarket.

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A small plane crashed through a wall of a supermarket just south of Mexico City, killing three people and injuring four.

Officials said the three dead were aboard the King Air twin-engine plane, which has a capacity of about nine passengers.

The civil defence office in the state of Morelos did not say whether the injured were passengers or people shopping in the store.

Footage showed the aeroplane's fuselage lying amid scattered household goods inside the store in the town of Temixco, on the outskirts of the city of Cuernavaca.

The craft apparently crashed through a cinderblock wall and hit the cleaning products section.

Its tail and wings were nearly shorn off.

The FlightAware website said the plane had taken off from the Pacific coast resort of Acapulco on Monday.

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