Four people were killed on Thursday when a small single-engine plane crashed in the central Mexican state of Puebla, authorities said.
The aircraft went down around 12:00 pm local time (1800 GMT) shortly after taking off, landing in an industrial park in Santa Ana Xalmimilulco, according to the Puebla state security office.
Local resident Vicente Hernandez told AFP that the plane attempted to regain altitude but was already flying very low before plunging nose-first into the ground.

The plane was headed to Poza Rica in the eastern state of Veracruz, officials said.
Puebla’s Interior Ministry confirmed that three people died at the scene, while a fourth succumbed to injuries after being transported for medical care.
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