A recent law enforcement source has reported that the search and rescue operation for survivors of Wednesday's tragic plane collision is taking a somber turn. The source has described the images from rescuers as 'stunning,' noting the difficulty in discerning the wreckage due to the plane being in several pieces.
As of now, two law enforcement sources and another individual familiar with the situation have confirmed that no survivors have been found. This development is leading officials to brace for what could potentially be the deadliest disaster in Washington, DC, in decades.
The last comparable tragedy in the region was the 1982 Air Florida Flight crash into the 14th Street Bridge, linking Arlington, Virginia, and Washington, DC. The current situation is being compared to that incident, raising concerns about the scale of the disaster.
Washington, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser is expected to address the public during a press conference scheduled for 12:30 a.m., as her team prepares to provide updates on the ongoing search and rescue efforts.
