10 dead after light aircraft crash-landed on Philippines house
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines said the cause of the crash has yet to be determined.
Malolos: At least ten people lost their lives when a light aircraft crash-landed on a house in Plaridel, Bulacan of Philippines on Saturday.
The Manila Times quoted Bulacan police provincial director Senior Superintendent Romeo Caramat Jr as saying that Captain Ruel Meloria, his passengers Elisha Necesario, Ma Vena Palunan, Romeo Huenda and Melvin Melgar perished, along with the occupants of the house have died in the crash.
"The Piper PA-23 Apache six-seater twin-engine light aircraft with registry number RP-C299 crashed in the morning after takeoff from Plaridel Airport," said The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP).
The CAAP said the cause of the crash has yet to be determined. However, it has sent a team from its Flight Safety and Inspectorate Service to the crash site for further investigation.