Video has emerged on social media of an aircraft reportedly dumping fuel over a Californian primary school while en route to perform an emergency landing.
Video has emerged on social media of an aircraft reportedly dumping fuel over a Californian primary school while en route to perform an emergency landing. Firefighters were called to treat at least 20 children and dozens of adults for mild irritation injuries but no one was taken to hospital.
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