Two experienced skydivers lost their lives after a midair collision in southern California. The incident occurred over Lake Elsinore, according to Skydive Elsinore, the company coordinating the jump.
The skydivers began their descent without issues just before noon on Friday. Problems arose when their parachutes became entangled as they prepared to land. Approximately 150 feet above the ground, the pair collided with each other.
Both individuals suffered critical injuries upon hitting the ground. They were swiftly transported to a hospital but were pronounced dead shortly after arrival. The skydivers, whose names have not been released, were reportedly visiting from outside the area.
Skydive Elsinore confirmed that there is no evidence of equipment failure and stated that the company is fully cooperating with local authorities during the investigation. This article will be updated as more information becomes available.

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