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A small plane crashed into a house and caught fire in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, on the afternoon of the 29th, and according to authorities, at least one person has died.

According to the announcement by the Federal Aviation Administration FAA, the plane was a six-passenger business jet en route from Des Moines International Airport in Iowa to Minneapolis airport, and it crashed into a residential area around 12:20 PM.

According to the Brooklyn Park Fire Department, there are no survivors among the occupants of the small aircraft.

The exact number of passengers is not yet known, but according to the city spokesperson who revealed to CNN, at least one death has been confirmed.

No reports of deaths among the residents in the house.

The footage at the scene shows a house completely engulfed in flames, with the fire brigade using loudspeakers to urge people to move away from the burning house.

Multiple fire trucks were dispatched

According to the fire department, when the fire brigade arrived at the scene, the commander confirmed that the building was engulfed in flames.

After the fire was extinguished, the wreckage of the small aircraft was found.

The footage from the security camera Ring captured the scene of a small aircraft rapidly descending from the sky and the sound of it crashing into a residential area.

Cindy Leichu told CNN that she didnt know the plane was captured on her homes camera.

According to Cindy, the camera was activated because her husband Kurt and their 8-year-old son were playing catch in front of the house.

Governor Walz of Minnesota stated on X formerly Twitter that his team is in contact with local authorities on the ground and is closely monitoring the situation, expressing gratitude to the emergency responders.

The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board NTSB have begun an investigation