Minnesota, On March 29 at Brooklyn Park in Minnesota, a small aircraft collided with a residential house and turned into fire shells. The incident occurred after noon near the 109th Avenue North and Noble Parkway, causing a stir in the area. According to local officials, the aircraft was a single-engine Socata TBM7. The plane was flying from Dass Moenes International Airport in Iowa to Anoka County-Blane Airport, when it collided with the house.

Fortunately, no one was injured inside the house, as the residents managed to get out safely despite the rapid spread of the fire. Brooklyn Park's Fire Chief Sean Conway confirmed that none of the passengers aboard the aircraft survived, although how many people in the aircraft were, it is not yet clear and the investigation is on. In the dramatic footage shared online, flames and black smoke can be seen rising in the sky, which reflects the seriousness of the accident.

Reacting to this tragedy on social media, Governor Tim Walz said that 'My team is in touch with local authorities in Brooklyn Park and we are keeping a close watch on the situation'. He also thanked the first respondents for handling the crisis. The cause of the accident is still unknown and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) have started investigation to find out the causes of this fatal incident.

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The witnesses reported to hear the sound of a loud explosion and see the flames. In which a neighbor told the local station Kare 11 that the accident shook the entire area. This incident has shocked the community and the officials are appealing to the people to be patient because they are trying to understand the circumstances. Currently, attention is on supporting the families affected and finding out the reasons behind this disastrous accident.