BREAKING - SÃO PAULO GOVERNOR: NO SURVIVORS FROM PLANE CRASH

The Governor of São Paulo has confirmed there are no survivors from the crash of Voepass Flight 2283, which went down in a residential area of Vinhedo, Brazil. The ATR 72-500 aircraft was carrying 62 people—58 passengers and 4 crew members—when it rapidly lost altitude and crashed near São Paulo. Voepass Airlines stated they have “activated all means to support those affected,” but confirmed that “there is no information on the status of those on board” immediately after the crash. Rescue teams were quickly on the scene, but the devastating loss of life has been confirmed by state officials.

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The flight was en route from Cascavel to Guarulhos Airport when it tragically crashed into a neighborhood, scattering wreckage and causing significant damage on the ground. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of this disaster.

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The large passenger plane is believed to be a Voepass Flight 2283. The exact number of people on board remains unclear. More information as it becomes available.

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