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Official Reveals Why Chopper, Being Airlifted By MI-17, Crashed In Kedarnath
A defective helicopter being airlifted from Uttarakhand's Kedarnath to Gauchar by an Indian Air Force chopper crashed this morning.The helicopter, which belonged to Crystal Aviation, crashed near the Mandakini River in Lincholi.
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Helicopter, Being Airlifted By MI-17 Chopper, Crashes In Kedarnath
The private helicopter, which made an emergency landing due to some technical faults in May, crashed near the Mandakini River in Lincholi.
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"Take Care Of Daughter": Pilot To Wife Day Before Kedarnath Chopper Crash
"Take care of my daughter. She is unwell," were the last words of helicopter pilot Anil Singh when he spoke to his wife a day before he was killed along with six pilgrims when his chopper crashed into a hill in Uttarakhand due to poor visibility.
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Kedarnath Helicopter Crashed Seconds After Take-Off, Says Security Guard
The helicopter, which crashed near Kedarnath on Tuesday killing seven people on board, met with the accident hardly five-six seconds after taking off from the helipad near the Himalayan temple.
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Pilot, 6 Kedarnath Pilgrims Killed As Chopper Crashes Just After Take Off
All seven people, including a pilot, onboard a helicopter were killed after it crashed near Kedarnath in Uttarakhand today.
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Watch: Chinook Helicopter Carries Debris Of IAF Helicopter From Kedarnath
A Chinook helicopter on Saturday took off the debris of Indian Air Force's MI-17 helicopter that caught fire following a collision with an iron girder while landing at the helipad near Kedarnath temple in 2018.
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2 Air Force Choppers Airlift Helicopter After It Crashed Near Kedarnath
Two Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopters have successfully evacuated a civilian aircraft, which had recently crashed at the Kedarnath helipad at an altitude of 11,500 feet.
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6 Passengers Injured After Helicopter Crash-Lands In Kedarnath
Six pilgrims on board a private helicopter had a narrow escape on Monday when the tail end of the chopper hit an object while making an emergency landing at Kedarnath helipad soon after take-off.
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Air Force Helicopter Crashes While Landing Near Kedarnath Temple. Caught On Camera
A transport helicopter of the Indian Air Force crashed after it hit an iron girder while trying to land at a helipad near Kedarnath temple in Uttarakhand. All passengers are safe and only faced minor injuries. They have been evacuated, news agency ANI reported.
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Chopper crashes in Uttarakhand, pilot and co-pilot killed
A private chopper crashed while carrying relief material to the flood-hit Kedarnath Valley in Uttarakhand, killing both the pilot and the co-pilot.
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Uttarakhand: 'The river swallowed them alive,' says survivor who lost nine relatives
The air force vowed today to press ahead with evacuations from Uttarakhand, a day after 20 airmen and paramilitary members were killed when their helicopter crashed during a rescue mission.
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Uttarakhand helicopter crash: 17 bodies found, commandos search area
All 20 people on board a helicopter that crashed on Tuesday while on a rescue mission in Uttarakhand have died, Air Chief Marshal NAK Browne said today.
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Uttarakhand helicopter crash: 40 commandos search for eight missing bodies
All 20 people on board a helicopter that crashed on Tuesday while on a rescue mission in Uttarakhand have died, said Air Chief Marshal NAK Browne.
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Uttarakhand: 5000 people still stranded, rescue ops to focus on Badrinath and Harsil
All 20 people aboard the Mi-17 helicopter that crashed yesterday afternoon are dead, Air Chief NAK Browne said today but the armed forces are continuing rescue operations in flood-ravaged Uttarakhand without a pause. Operations are focussed on Badrinath and Harsil, where nearly 5,000 people are still stranded, most of them in Badrinath.
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Uttarakhand: Bad weather slows down rescue ops; death toll reaches 830
An Indian Air Force helicopter in Uttarakhand crashed this evening near Gaurikund. All eight people on board have died. Five were air force personnel, the others were civilians. The Air Force has said the rescue operations will continue.
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Official Reveals Why Chopper, Being Airlifted By MI-17, Crashed In Kedarnath
A defective helicopter being airlifted from Uttarakhand's Kedarnath to Gauchar by an Indian Air Force chopper crashed this morning.The helicopter, which belonged to Crystal Aviation, crashed near the Mandakini River in Lincholi.
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Helicopter, Being Airlifted By MI-17 Chopper, Crashes In Kedarnath
The private helicopter, which made an emergency landing due to some technical faults in May, crashed near the Mandakini River in Lincholi.
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"Take Care Of Daughter": Pilot To Wife Day Before Kedarnath Chopper Crash
"Take care of my daughter. She is unwell," were the last words of helicopter pilot Anil Singh when he spoke to his wife a day before he was killed along with six pilgrims when his chopper crashed into a hill in Uttarakhand due to poor visibility.
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Kedarnath Helicopter Crashed Seconds After Take-Off, Says Security Guard
The helicopter, which crashed near Kedarnath on Tuesday killing seven people on board, met with the accident hardly five-six seconds after taking off from the helipad near the Himalayan temple.
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Pilot, 6 Kedarnath Pilgrims Killed As Chopper Crashes Just After Take Off
All seven people, including a pilot, onboard a helicopter were killed after it crashed near Kedarnath in Uttarakhand today.
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Watch: Chinook Helicopter Carries Debris Of IAF Helicopter From Kedarnath
A Chinook helicopter on Saturday took off the debris of Indian Air Force's MI-17 helicopter that caught fire following a collision with an iron girder while landing at the helipad near Kedarnath temple in 2018.
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2 Air Force Choppers Airlift Helicopter After It Crashed Near Kedarnath
Two Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopters have successfully evacuated a civilian aircraft, which had recently crashed at the Kedarnath helipad at an altitude of 11,500 feet.
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6 Passengers Injured After Helicopter Crash-Lands In Kedarnath
Six pilgrims on board a private helicopter had a narrow escape on Monday when the tail end of the chopper hit an object while making an emergency landing at Kedarnath helipad soon after take-off.
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Air Force Helicopter Crashes While Landing Near Kedarnath Temple. Caught On Camera
A transport helicopter of the Indian Air Force crashed after it hit an iron girder while trying to land at a helipad near Kedarnath temple in Uttarakhand. All passengers are safe and only faced minor injuries. They have been evacuated, news agency ANI reported.
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Chopper crashes in Uttarakhand, pilot and co-pilot killed
A private chopper crashed while carrying relief material to the flood-hit Kedarnath Valley in Uttarakhand, killing both the pilot and the co-pilot.
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Uttarakhand: 'The river swallowed them alive,' says survivor who lost nine relatives
The air force vowed today to press ahead with evacuations from Uttarakhand, a day after 20 airmen and paramilitary members were killed when their helicopter crashed during a rescue mission.
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Uttarakhand helicopter crash: 17 bodies found, commandos search area
All 20 people on board a helicopter that crashed on Tuesday while on a rescue mission in Uttarakhand have died, Air Chief Marshal NAK Browne said today.
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Uttarakhand helicopter crash: 40 commandos search for eight missing bodies
All 20 people on board a helicopter that crashed on Tuesday while on a rescue mission in Uttarakhand have died, said Air Chief Marshal NAK Browne.
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Uttarakhand: 5000 people still stranded, rescue ops to focus on Badrinath and Harsil
All 20 people aboard the Mi-17 helicopter that crashed yesterday afternoon are dead, Air Chief NAK Browne said today but the armed forces are continuing rescue operations in flood-ravaged Uttarakhand without a pause. Operations are focussed on Badrinath and Harsil, where nearly 5,000 people are still stranded, most of them in Badrinath.
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Uttarakhand: Bad weather slows down rescue ops; death toll reaches 830
An Indian Air Force helicopter in Uttarakhand crashed this evening near Gaurikund. All eight people on board have died. Five were air force personnel, the others were civilians. The Air Force has said the rescue operations will continue.
