A charter plane crashed outside South Africa's capital on Tuesday, killing one individual and harming almost 20 others, with four of them quickly caught inside the destruction.
The majority of the harmed were in genuine or basic condition, said Johan Pieterse, Tshwane Emergency Services representative. "It was clearly clamorous."
As the plane descended it crashed through a close-by processing plant, where one individual was found in genuine condition and another in basic condition, Pieterse said.
The crash happened close to an airplane terminal in the Wonderboom region. Video of the plane's departure demonstrated smoke gushing behind it. Specialists were researching the reason.
Photos from the scene demonstrated the harmed airplane in a field, with "Martin's Air Charter" composed on the fuselage.
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