BRITAIN/AIR COLLISION
FEBRUARY 11 2009 14:19h
Costa Cruises: We are very sorry and deeply saddened
Text
South Wales Police said the two planes had come down near the Kenfig Nature Reserve in Porthcawl shortly before 11 a.m.
The two planes came down in sand dunes near the Kenfig Nature Reserve in Porthcawl shortly before 11 a.m. Officers said they could not yet confirm how many people had died.
"We cannot at this stage confirm further details of the aircraft involved or details of any the aircrafts' occupants," said Superintendent Tim Jones.
"A full investigation is ongoing to establish the circumstances of this tragic incident."
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch had also launched an inquiry into what happened.
Witnesses reported that the two aircraft had collided.
"I watched them for a few minutes and then the second one just hit him," Reena Callingham told the BBC.
"I just couldn't believe it. At first there wasn't an explosion straight away but then there was. They just went down."
Comment
New earthquake defense to be tested


Israel Separation Barrier Bethelehem
Pro-Putin electtion rally in Moscow
Young Fan Throws Football During Super Bowl XLVI N
Iran Oil Minister holds News Conference in Tehran,
Rare visitors from the Artic, Snowy Owls, make ap
Monlam festival begins at the Labrang Monastery in
Actor Jason Segel shows off pudding pot at Harvard
Cost of Living Rises in Iran
Obama visits Fire station in Arlington
Protesters Clashes With Security Forces in Egypt
SCIENCE
SCIENCE
WORLD REPORT