In a shocking incident in Rosario, Argentina, a former employee deliberately crashed a plane into the warehouse of the company he was recently fired from, according to local news reports. The pilot, identified as 46-year-old Juan Manuel Medina, died in the crash, which occurred on August 9.
Medina, flying a Cessna 15 jet, is believed to have intentionally targeted the factory of Air Liquide Argentina in a kamikaze-style attack. Disturbing footage shows the plane plummeting towards the warehouse and crashing near highly flammable canisters as horrified workers watched in disbelief.
Although the full extent of the damage is still unknown, firefighters on the scene noted that a major explosion could have occurred had Medina hit his intended target.
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The motive behind the crash is thought to be an act of revenge after Medina was dismissed from his job at the company. The incident has left the local community in shock, raising concerns about safety and the psychological impact of such violent acts of retaliation.
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