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29 June
Reports confirmed that eleven people died in the small aircraft crash in France.
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A small plane carrying skydivers crashed near the town of Tomblaine in northeastern France on June 28, resulting in the deaths of all 11 individuals on board. The aircraft, owned by a parachuting school, was reportedly involved in a skydiving exercise at the time of the incident. Among the deceased were the pilot, five instructors, and five students, who were preparing for their first jumps.
Local officials indicated that the plane fell suddenly close to an urban area and a commercial center, raising concerns about potential collateral damage should it have descended just moments earlier. Eyewitness reports suggest that at least three individuals may have been ejected from the aircraft during its descent, although specifics regarding this claim have not been confirmed. The region has been cordoned off as emergency services conduct investigation and recovery operations.
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