A single-engine airplane crashed in Haiti Wednesday along a major road on the southern outskirts of Port-au-Prince, leaving at least six people dead.
Dr. Jerry Chandler, who heads Haiti’s Office of Civil Protection, confirmed at least six deaths so far. First responders were on the scene.
The privately owned Cessna 207 was headed to the port city of Jacmel in the southeast when it crashed around 4 p.m. along the Carrefour Road in Port-au-Prince. The airplane had not too long before taken off from the capital city's domestic airport.
