Mumbai: Two persons on board a six-seater aircraft were injured as it made an emergency landing in a field in Dhule district of north Maharashtra tonight, police said.
The aircraft, belonging to the Dhule Flying Club, landed in the field near Datarli village around 8 pm, police said.
The aircraft developed a technical snag and the pilot alerted authorities before the emergency landing, he said.
"Our teams have reached the spot. The injured were shifted to a nearby hospital," he said.
The aircraft, belonging to the Dhule Flying Club, landed in the field near Datarli village around 8 pm, police said.
The aircraft developed a technical snag and the pilot alerted authorities before the emergency landing, he said.
"Our teams have reached the spot. The injured were shifted to a nearby hospital," he said.
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