Pakistan Army Helicopter Crash: Big news is coming from India’s neighboring country Pakistan. An MI-17 helicopter of Pakistan Army Aviation crashed here. All the people aboard have died. At present the rescue team has reached the spot. The actual figure of the dead has not been revealed. This helicopter crashed while taking off. According to the information, Pakistan Army’s MI-17 helicopter fell at Shaukat Line in Muzaffarabad at 3 pm. The helicopter was keeping an eye on the protesters.

An Mi-17 helicopter of Pakistan Army Aviation crashed near Muzaffarabad during take-off “due to a technical fault”. All personnel on board embraced martyrdom. There were no survivors, reports Pakistan’s Dawn, citing Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR)

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According to Pakistan’s Dawn newspaper, a Mi-17 helicopter of Pakistan Army Aviation crashed while taking off near Muzaffarabad due to technical problems. All the people aboard were killed. The information has been given by Pakistan media quoting Inter Services Public Relations. He has told that none of them have survived. The army issued a statement saying that the helicopter fell due to some technical fault. Rescue and recovery teams reached the spot immediately after the accident. A news report says that the total number of deaths has not been decided yet.

An Mi-17 helicopter belonging to Pakistan Army Aviation crashed near Muzaffarabad on Wednesday during take-off after suffering a reported technical fault, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).

The military said all personnel on board embraced Shahadat and… pic.twitter.com/Q2ddq2g4sW

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There were 20 soldiers on board, the pilot also died

The accident happened in Neelam Valley of PoK. It is being told that all the soldiers on board have died. ISPR did not say how many soldiers were on board. Pakistan Army has deployed helicopters to monitor the activities of protesters in PoK. It is believed that there were 20 soldiers including the pilot on board. Two days ago also a Pakistani army helicopter had fallen in Balochistan.

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