[Breaking] At Least 5 Dead in Amazon.com, Inc. Cargo Plane Runway-Overrun Accident at Miami International Airport

[Financial News] At least five people have been killed and five injured so far following the runway-overrun accident involving an Amazon.com, Inc. cargo plane at Miami International Airport in the State of Florida, USA, on the 6th (local time).
Fox News Channel reported, citing the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department, and airport officials, that Amazon Air Flight 7598 veered off the diagonal runway at Miami International Airport while landing and collided with several vehicles.
The Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department stated via social media platform X (formerly Twitter), "When we arrived at the scene, the aircraft was engulfed in flames due to the impact," adding that "firefighters are working to extinguish the flames while checking on the injured."
Authorities have not yet released additional information regarding the specific identities or conditions of the deceased and injured.
The aircraft involved in the accident had departed from San Juan in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and was landing at Miami International Airport.
The aircraft is reported to have come to a stop at the northwestern end of the airport.
Fire authorities stated that fierce flames and black smoke rose from the aircraft immediately after the accident, and more than 60 fire trucks and pieces of equipment were immediately deployed to the scene to carry out firefighting and rescue operations.
The aircraft involved in the accident was confirmed to be a 32-year-old Boeing 767 manufactured by The Boeing Company. It was previously used as a passenger plane before being converted into a cargo plane in 2015.
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