A plane with 6 people was crashed in a muddy field north of New York

The American authorities announced the crash of a two -engine plane, with six people, on Saturday (local time) in a muddy field north of New York State.
The Office of the County Provincial Community received an emergency communication at noon, according to the deputy warden, Jacqueline Salvator, who said that the accident was fatal, but refused to reveal the death toll.
For its part, the Federal Aviation Administration stated that the plane – a “MitsubishiM U2 -P” – was carrying six people on board, and was heading to Columbia County Airport near Hudson, but it crashed about 48 km (30 miles) near Copak.
“The accident occurred in the middle of a very muddy field, so it is difficult to reach,” Salvator said in a press conference near the site of the accident, about 80 km (50 miles), south of Albani.