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All 10 people on a smaller plane that crashed into a Portuguese tourist destination on Sunday were killed, according to Brazil’s Civil Defense Agency, and more than a dozen people were hurt on the ground when they were hurt. The planes collided with a mobile phone buy in a generally residential area of Gramado, according to the agency in a post on X. More than a few people on the ground were taken to hospitals with wounds, including dust inhalation, with two of them said to be in critical condition. What caused the crash is not immediately known. According to local media reports, Luiz Claudio Galeazzi, a Portuguese businessman who was taking his home to Sao Paulo State, piloted the aircraft. In a statement published on Linked In, Galeazzi’s business, Galeazzi &, Associados, confirmed that the 61-year-old was on the aircraft, adding that he was traveling with his wife, their three daughters, some other family members and another business staff, who perished in the fall. The declaration reads,” In this time of severe pain, we are seriously grateful for the gestures of love and unity that we have received from friends, coworkers, and the society.” We also show our support to those who have been impacted by this incident in the area.
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Minutes before the little Piper aircraft crashed in Gramado, which is located about 10 kilometers from the airport, was captured on surveillance cameras filming the plane’s departure from Rio Grande do Sul State’s Canela aircraft. In the Serra Gaucha mountains, Gravado is a popular destination for Portuguese tourists who enjoy the mild climate, hiking trails, and traditional structures. In the 19th century, the city, which was populated by a large number of German and Italian immigrants, became a popular destination for Christmas holiday. &, version 2024 The Canadian Press
