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One child and two adults were seriously injured after a plane crashed and turned while landing at the Toronto Pearson airport in Canada, according to emergency services.

Joint photos on social media show a plane that appears to have turned on its roof on a snow -covered snow runway. It seems missing at least one of its wings.

The Toronto Pearson airport said that the accident included the Delta air flight, which arrives from Minneapolis, and that “all passengers and crew are calculated.”

On the flight was eighty people on board – 76 passengers and four crew – Delta. Eighteen to the hospital was transferred in total, according to the airline.

Oren Air Air Service Ornge said in Ontario Three helicopters for air ambulances and two ground ambulances were sent to the scene.

He added that patients with critical injuries include a child and a man in his sixties and a woman in her forties.

Deborah Flint, President of Toronto Person Airport, described Deborah Flint, at a press conference, as a response by emergency staff “textbook” and their guest to help ensure that there is no loss in life.

The US Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) said that the plane concerned is the Air Lines 4819 flight, which is run by one of its subsidiaries, Endavor Air.

Delta confirmed that the CRJ900 plane participated in the accident at approximately 14:15 East time (19:15 GMT) on Monday afternoon.

The airline added that “he was carrying 76 passengers and four crew, and said that” its main focus takes care of those affected. “

Ms. Flint said twenty two passengers are Canadians, and the rest is “multinational”.

The airport said that the airport was closed shortly after the accident, but flights inside and outside Toronto Pearson resumed around 17:00 local time.

The TSB Transportation Council (TSB) said it is publishing a team “to collect information and evaluate occurrence.”

You will stay closed for several days to investigate and ask the passengers to expect some delay.

Toronto Pearson Todd Aitkin’s firefighter, the head of Toronto Todd Aitkin, said on Monday evening that he was early in the investigation, but they can say, “The runway was dry and there were no cross -wind conditions.”

This contradicts previous reports of wind storms that exceed 40 miles per hour (64 km/h) and crosses.

Common video footage on social media shows that people climb from engraved aircraft, as firefighters spray them foam.

“We are in Toronto, we just landed. Our plane crashed, it’s upside down,” said a man filming a video taken from outside the inverted plane.

The video, which is not verified by the BBC, shows that passengers are helping to get out of the plane doors by airport staff, while moving away from the entrance to the plane.

“Most people seem to be fine. We all go down, there are some smokes happen,” he can hear.

Doug Ford Prime Minister Ontario said the provincial officials are in contact with the airport and local authorities and will provide any required assistance.

“It is grateful to the first respondents and professionals at the scene.”

After the collapse, the airport and departure panels showed dozens of delay and cancellation to flights.

Some BBC travelers told that they are now stuck in Toronto for several days after their flights were canceled, with none of them on Monday or Tuesday.

James and Andrea Turner were in customs – located directly before the departure gates – when they were suddenly informed of the evacuation.

“They got rid of everyone from customs to security, then everyone returned to the public region,” James said, adding that the departure hall was crowded as a result.

The couple was due to the plane that crashed on the runway. Then their journey – the third delay on their journey, was canceled after their previous flights were rescheduled due to bad weather.

Toronto Pearson Airport has been suffering from weather delays during the past few days, with thick snowfall and frozen temperatures parts of Ontario.

The partner – one on Wednesday and the other on Sunday – covered the city with a total of 30-50 cm (11.8-19.6 inches) of snow.

The American BBC CBS stated that there is light snow at the time of the accident.

Earlier on Monday, the airport warned that “cold temperatures and strong winds were moving.”

He said that it was expected that a “crowded day” was expected, as the airlines threw “after the snowstorm at the end of this week, which threw more than 22 cm of snow at the airport.”

The accident is at least the fourth main fourth incident in North America last month – including A fatal collision in the air between a passenger plane and a military helicopter plane Near Ronald Reagan Airport from Washington, DC, who killed all 67 people on board.