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A Helicopter crashed into a Hospital Building in Turkey

Published: December 22, 2024
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An ambulance helicopter crashed into a hospital in Turkey and then fell from the roof into a hospital park, killing four people.

The accident occurred in the Mugla province, and rescue teams are at the scene, Turkish public broadcaster TRT reported.

Turkish media reported that the helicopter, which belongs to the Ministry of Health, crashed during a training flight. It is believed that the crash was caused by thick fog.

Mugla Provincial Governor Idris Akbik confirmed to Turkish media that two pilots, a doctor and an ambulance staff member lost their lives.

He said that there was thick fog throughout the region and confirmed that “there were no problems after the aircraft crashed” at the hospital.

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