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Helicopter being airlifted crashes in Rudraprayag as towing rope snaps

A snag-hit helicopter being towed to Gauchar for repairs by an MI-17 chopper of the Indian Air Force crashed in the hills near Kedarnath on Saturday morning. There were no casualties as the helicopter that crashed was unoccupied, Rudraprayag's...
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Updated At : 04:27 PM Aug 31, 2024 IST
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A snag-hit helicopter being towed to Gauchar for repairs by an MI-17 chopper of the Indian Air Force crashed in the hills near Kedarnath on Saturday morning. There were no casualties as the helicopter that crashed was unoccupied, Rudraprayag's District Tourism Officer Rahul Chaubey said. #uttarakhand #helicoptercrash #Rudraprayag

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