Plane crashes into ocean off Thailand's Hua Hin coast, 6 dead | WATCH VIDEO

A plane crash in Thailand killed everyone on board all six individuals. The crash occurred when a Royal Thai Police airplane crashed near Cha AM Beach off Phetchaburi province. A plane crash in Thailand killed all 6 individuals on the plane. The disaster occurred when a light airplane crashed near Cha AM Beach in Phetchaburi province last Friday morning, according to Bangkok Post news site.

The aircraft, according to media reports, was a DHC-6-400 Twin Otter

The test flight became a tragedy when the Royal Thai Police aircraft crashed into the sea near Hua Hin airport. The crash occurred at about 8:15 AM. The resort town, renowned for its peaceful beaches, is close to Hua Hin Airport, also known as Bo Fai Airport, roughly eight kilometres north of Hua Hin town in Prachuap Khiri Khan province.
The small police plane went down in the Gulf of Thailand during what was an agreed routine test flight prior to a scheduled parachute training exercise, added the 191 Emergency Centre in Thailand.

🚨🇹🇭 SMALL PLANE CRASHES INTO SEA NEAR HUA HIN AIRPORT, ATLEAST 5 DEAD

A DHC-6-400 Twin Otter crashed into the Gulf of Thailand off Baby Grande Hua Hin Hotel during takeoff for a parachute drill.

The aircraft carried six people; five were killed, one injured.

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Crucial preparatory tasks to guarantee the security

These dedicated and well-trained officers were working on crucial preparatory tasks to guarantee the security and efficiency of future operations, the Bangkok Post said. The reason for the crash is still unknown and under investigation.The Royal Thai Police plane crashes into the sea in Cha-am district of Phetchaburi province.