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Helicopter Crash News: Two helicopter crashes have come to light in the same day. Three people, including two pilots and an engineer, died when a helicopter crashed near Pune in Maharashtra in the morning. Then an Air Force helicopter crashed and fell into water in Muzaffarpur, Bihar. However, the Air Force has described it as a precautionary landing and all three personnel aboard the helicopter are safe. It is being told that this helicopter has crashed in Ghanshyampur of Aurai, Muzaffarpur. The helicopter was dropping flood relief material.
According to news agency ANI, the Indian Air Force said that the advance light helicopter had to make a precautionary landing during the flood relief operation in Sitamarhi, Bihar. There were three soldiers including two pilots in the helicopter. However, everyone is safe.
Helicopter crashes near Pune, 3 including 2 pilots and 1 engineer killed
It is reported that a helicopter has crashed near Budruk village of Bavdhan near Pune. 3 people have died in this helicopter accident. It includes 2 pilots and 1 engineer. Local residents informed the police control room about the helicopter crash. Police and medical teams have been dispatched.
After receiving the news of helicopter accident, fire brigade, disaster relief team and police have reached the spot. The incident is said to have happened at seven in the morning. It is believed that the helicopter accident occurred due to fog. However, investigation has been ordered in this matter. Investigation will reveal the true cause of the incident.
It is being told that the helicopter crashed soon after taking off from the Oxford Gold Club helipad. The incident occurred between 7:00 am and 7:10 am. It is feared that this accident might have happened due to dense fog in this area. However, an official investigation has been started to get accurate information about the accident. Emergency services have reached the spot and rescue operations have been started. Hinjewadi Police Station (Pimpri Chinchwad Police) and aircraft officials have reached the spot.