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Police helicopter crashes in northwest Iran

  1. Society
April 10, 2019 - 22:10

TEHRAN — A police helicopter crashed in Urmia, northwest Iran on Wednesday at noon, Tasnim news agency reported.

Deputy governor general of West Azarbaijan Province for political and security affairs, Ali Mostafavi, said that least one is killed and 8 are reportedly injured.

The doomed aircraft, a Bell 214 helicopter, belonged to the Police and was being operated by the Border Police forces.

MQ/MG
 

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