California houses catch fire after small aircraft falls are crashed in the neighborhood

At least one person is dead and two houses were badly damaged after a small plane crashed in a California quarter on Saturday afternoon.

Ventura County's fire brigade confirmed that a small, one -engine aircraft with a fixed wing collapsed in two houses on the 200 Block of the High Meadow Street in the Wood Ranch region in Simi Valley.

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Preliminary reports indicate that a person who was on the plane has died according to a press release from the fire brigade.

This person has not yet been publicly identified.

The residents were in both houses at the time of the disaster and were evacuated without reported injuries.

Two houses were set on fire after a small plane in Simi Valley, California, was crashed into them. (KTTV)

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According to the fire brigade, the two -story single -family houses were set on fire and structural damage.

From 4:30 p.m. local time, the fire had been put down and the crews worked on overtaking and salvage operations.

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About 40 firefighters were on site and commanded the Simi Valley police department.

Officials have not yet published the preliminary cause of the crash.

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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) did not immediately respond to the inquiries from FOX News Digital.