Small plane crash reported in Alouette Lake, emergency crews responding
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B.C. Emergency Health Services said it was notified of an aircraft in the water around 3:30 p.m.
Emergency crews were called to Alouette Lake near Maple Ridge Thursday afternoon, to reports of a small plane crash.
B.C. Emergency Health Services said it was notified of an aircraft in the water around 3:30 p.m.
Five paramedic ground units, a paramedic supervisor and an air ambulance were deployed.
The status of the people onboard was not immediately clear.
Search and Rescue crews were staging at the lake’s North Beach parking lot.
Global News is seeking more information from Ridge Meadows RCMP and the Maple Ridge Fire Department who were also responding.
More to come…
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