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IN PHOTOS: Small plane crashes in central Mexico, killing at least 7 people

Updated On: 16 December, 2025 04:06 PM IST | Anushree Gaikwad

A small plane crashed in central Mexico while trying to make an emergency landing Monday, killing at least seven people, Mexico State Civil Protection Coordinator Adrian Hernandez said. (PICS/ AFP)

A small plane crashed in central Mexico while trying to make an emergency landing Monday, killing at least seven people, Mexico State Civil Protection Coordinator Adrian Hernandez said. (PICS/ AFP)

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A small plane crashed in central Mexico while trying to make an emergency landing Monday, killing at least seven people, Mexico State Civil Protection Coordinator Adrian Hernandez said. (PICS/ AFP)
<p>The plane had taken off from Acapulco along Mexico&rsquo;s Pacific coast</p>

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The plane had taken off from Acapulco along Mexico’s Pacific coast

<p>Hernandez said the private jet had registered eight passengers and two crew, but hours after the crash only seven bodies had been recovered</p>

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Hernandez said the private jet had registered eight passengers and two crew, but hours after the crash only seven bodies had been recovered

<p>He said the plane had apparently tried to land on a soccer field but hit the metal roof of a nearby business, starting a large fire</p>

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He said the plane had apparently tried to land on a soccer field but hit the metal roof of a nearby business, starting a large fire

<p>The crash is under investigation</p>

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The crash is under investigation

<p>San Mateo Atenco Mayor Ana Muniz told Milenio Television that the fire forced the evacuation of some 130 people in the are</p>

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San Mateo Atenco Mayor Ana Muniz told Milenio Television that the fire forced the evacuation of some 130 people in the are

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