Five people were killed when two small planes crashed into a southeastern town of the French capital, Paris. France Bleu radio station quoted Mayor Mark Angenault as saying that two planes crashed over the town of Loche.
Indre-et-Loire province chief Nadia Segier said a very light aircraft collided near a house in the town after hitting a plane. Because of this, no person on the ground was injured. The second plane fell into a deserted area. It is being told that this tourist aircraft was a single-engine aircraft, with four seats.
Two people sitting in a very light aircraft and three people sitting in another small plane were killed. The radio station said aviation experts along with about 50 firemen and 30 policemen were sent to the accident site. The reason for the collision of the planes is not yet known and investigations are on in this regard.
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