{"text":[[{"start":6.399,"text":"A business jet crashed in Florida’s Palm Beach neighbourhood on Sunday, killing all nine people on board."}],[{"start":13.03,"text":"The plane, a Bombardier Learjet 60, took off from Austin, Texas and was flying to the Bahamas when it crashed shortly before 1pm eastern time in Palm Beach County, US transportation secretary Sean Duffy wrote in a post on X."}],[{"start":27.734,"text":"Duffy called the crash a “horrific tragedy” and said the US Federal Aviation Administration was sending a team to the scene to support the National Transportation Safety Board’s investigation into the crash."}],[{"start":40.49,"text":"The jet hit a residential part of Palm Beach and was about eight miles from US President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort. A video of the crash site from local Florida media showed a crater in the road with flames and debris."}],[{"start":53.082,"text":"“Obviously, this was a cataclysmic plane crash,” Florida governor Ron DeSantis told reporters from the crash site. “It looked like a missile going down.”"}],[{"start":63.4,"text":"DeSantis said that initial indications were that no one on the ground was killed or injured but there was significant debris. About 600 people were in need of shelter in the area due to the crash."}],[{"start":73.59,"text":"He added that it was “probably a charter plane” and that there would be an investigation."}],[{"start":79.105,"text":"“But to see the way it descended, I think you can make the inference that something happened in the air that was a big problem,” DeSantis said."}],[{"start":86.465,"text":"Much of south Florida was experiencing thunderstorms on Sunday and there were flash flood warnings for parts of the state."}],[{"start":94.337,"text":"In June, 12 people on board a skydiving plane died in a crash in Missouri."}],[{"start":103.12,"text":""}]],"url":"https://audio.ftcn.net.cn/album/a_1793584625_2074.mp3"}