A passenger plane crashed in London, the capital of England, seconds after taking off. No announcement has yet been made regarding the number of people killed and injured in the plane that turned into a ball of flames.

A plane crash occurred at Southend Airport in London, the capital of England. The Beech B200 type small passenger plane, which took off from London to Lelystad in the Netherlands, crashed seconds after taking off and turned into a ball of flames. The number of people killed and injured in the accident has not yet been announced.

Airport authorities canceled four flights in the afternoon, saying they were cooperating with emergency crews and would release details of the crash soon. A police spokesperson said: "We are continuing our efforts with all emergency teams at the scene and our work will last for several hours. We ask the public to avoid this area as much as possible."

A spokesperson for the Essex fire service said: “We responded at 15.58 and warned the public to stay away from the crash site. We are working with our emergency services and aviation partners, with 2 crews from Southend, 2 from Rayleigh Weir and Basildon, as well as all-terrain vehicles from Billericay and Chelmsford.”