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17 presumed dead in helicopter crash in Arunachal Pradesh

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April 19, 2011
in India
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Itanagar/New-Delhi: Seventeen persons were feared killed when a Pawans Hans helicopter with 23 people on board caught fire and crashed into a gorge while landing in Tawang town in Arunachal Pradesh today.
Tawang District Commissioner G Padu said 17 of those on board were ‘presumed dead’, while six were rescued.
The helicopter, which had taken off from Guwahati at 1315 hrs, crashed near the helipad on a hilltop in Tawang town falling from a height of 15 metre into the gorge, Pawan Hans sources said.
The helicopter had 18 passengers on board, including two children. The five-member crew included Captain Barun Gupta and Captain Tiwari.
Rescue operations were continuing, the DC said.

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