Video: 7 Dead, House in Flames After Private Plane Crashes in Brazil

The private plane of Roger Agnelli, head of the Brazilian mining corporation Vale, crashed into residential building in San Paulo, killing all 7 aboard, including Agnelli’s wife and two children, Reuters reports.
Jonathan Zhou
3/21/2016
Updated:
3/21/2016

The private plane of Roger Agnelli, head of the Brazilian mining corporation Vale, crashed into a residential building in San Paulo, Brazil, killing all 7 aboard, including Agnelli’s wife and two children, Reuters reports. 

The plane crashed into two homes in San Paulo on Saturday afternoon. 

“We have lost a Brazilian of extraordinary entrepreneurial vision,” President Dilma Rousseff said in a statement Sunday.

An issue of Harvard Business Review ranked Agnelli as the top mining CEO in the world. 

One person inside the building was injured by the crash, the rest had been evacuated immediately, according to Russia Today

Fire fighters put out a fire in a house where a small plane crashed in the northern suburbs of Sao Paulo, Brazil on March 19, 2016. (NELSON ALMEIDA/AFP/Getty Images)
Fire fighters put out a fire in a house where a small plane crashed in the northern suburbs of Sao Paulo, Brazil on March 19, 2016. (NELSON ALMEIDA/AFP/Getty Images)