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Pakistan army helicopter crashes in Kashmir, killing all on board Pakistan's military says an army MI-17 helicopter has crashed due to a technical fault in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, killing all military personnel on board ISLAMABAD --A Pakistani army MI-17 helicopter crashed due to a technical fault in Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Wednesday, killing all military personnel on board, the military said. The military did not immediately disclose how many people were aboard the helicopter. The crash occurred near Muzaffarabad, the regional capital,during an ongoing protest and strikecalled by the Joint Awami Action Committee, a recently banned alliance of various groups. The military did not suggest any link between the protest and the crash. Witnesses said the helicopter crashed shortly after takeoff from a helipad. Ambulances arrived at the scene and transported the victims to a nearby hospital. “Rescue and recovery teams immediately reached the crash site,” the military said, adding that a board of inquiry had been ordered to determine the exact cause of the accident. Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed sorrow over the cra…

Pakistan military helicopter crash: Mi-17 chopper crashes in Muzaffarabad, no survivors says ISPR The military said the helicopter went down due to a suspected technical fault, with rescue and recovery teams rushed to the site soon after the accident. 

Army helicopter crashes in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, killing all ... A Pakistani army helicopter crashed near the city of Muzaffarabad in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir due to a technical fault, the military said on Wednesday, adding there were no survivors. Kashmir is considered highly sensitive by the Pakistani military and government after years of frequent skirmishes and full-blown wars with India. "An Mi-17 helicopter of Pakistan Army Aviation crashed near Muzaffarabad today during take-off due to technical fault," the military's media wing said in a statement. Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels. "All personnel on board embraced Shahadat (martyrdom)," the military added, without specifying the number of people killed. There has been a heavy security presence in recent days in Muzaffarabad after members of a protest movement said they would hold demonstrations shortly after the local government banned the group under anti-terror laws. Kashmir is claimed in full by both India and Pakistan but has been divided between them since their independence from British rule. Ship traffic in Hormuz rising 'meaningfully', says US energy secretary …

Pakistan military aircraft crash kills 2 pilots: Here's a look at major air disasters in 5 years The crash comes days after a Pakistan Army Mi-17 helicopter crashed near Muzaffarabad, killing all personnel on board.

ISLAMABAD — A Pakistani army MI-17 helicopter crashed due to a technical fault in Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Wednesday, killing all military personnel on board, the military said. The military did not immediately disclose how many people were aboard the helicopter. The crash occurred near Muzaffarabad, the regional capital, during an ongoing protest and strike called by the Joint Awami Action Committee, a recently banned alliance of various groups. The military did not suggest any link between the protest and the crash. Witnesses said the helicopter crashed shortly after takeoff from a helipad. Ambulances arrived at the scene and transported the victims to a nearby hospital. “Rescue and recovery teams immediately reached the crash site,” the military said, adding that a board of inquiry had been ordered to determine the exact cause of the accident. Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed sorrow over the crash, paying tribute to the military personnel killed. In separate statements, they conveyed sympathies to the families of the victims. Pakistan’s army chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, also expressed deep sorrow over the loss of life …

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All military personnel killed when Pakistan army helicopter crashes due to technical issue Witnesses said they saw smoke billowing from the crash site, and several ambulances were seen transporting the victims.

Pakistan army helicopter crashes in Kashmir due to technical fault ... Audio By Carbonatix ISLAMABAD (AP) — A Pakistani army MI-17 helicopter crashed due to a technical fault in Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Wednesday, killing all military personnel on board, the military said. The military did not immediately disclose how many people were aboard the helicopter. The crash occurred near Muzaffarabad, the regional capital, during an ongoing protest and strike called by the Joint Awami Action Committee, a recently banned alliance of various groups. The military did not suggest any link between the protest and the crash. Witnesses said the helicopter crashed shortly after takeoff from a helipad. Ambulances arrived at the scene and transported the victims to a nearby hospital. “Rescue and recovery teams immediately reached the crash site,” the military said, adding that a board of inquiry had been ordered to determine the exact cause of the accident. Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed sorrow over the crash, paying tribute to the military personnel killed. In separate statements, they conveyed sympathies to the families of the vict…

ISLAMABAD — A Pakistani army MI-17 helicopter crashed due to a technical fault in Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Wednesday, killing all military personnel on board, the military said. The military did not immediately disclose how many people were aboard the helicopter. The crash occurred near Muzaffarabad, the regional capital, during an ongoing protest and strike called by the Joint Awami Action Committee, a recently banned alliance of various groups. The military did not suggest any link between the protest and the crash. Witnesses said the helicopter crashed shortly after takeoff from a helipad. Ambulances arrived at the scene and transported the victims to a nearby hospital. “Rescue and recovery teams immediately reached the crash site,” the military said, adding that a board of inquiry had been ordered to determine the exact cause of the accident. Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed sorrow over the crash, paying tribute to the military personnel killed. In separate statements, they conveyed sympathies to the families of the victims. Pakistan’s army chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, also expressed deep sorrow over the loss of life …

Pakistan Army helicopter crashes near Muzaffarabad due to technical fault: ISPR <p>An Mi-17 helicopter of Pakistan Army Aviation crashed near Muzaffarabad on Wednesday during take-off “due to a technical fault”, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said.</p> <p>“All personnel on board embraced <em>Shahadat</em>. There were no survivors,” the statement added.</p> <hr /> <p><em>More to follow</em></p>

ISLAMABAD — A Pakistani army MI-17 helicopter crashed due to a technical fault in Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Wednesday, killing all military personnel on board, the military said. The military did not immediately disclose how many people were aboard the helicopter. The crash occurred near Muzaffarabad, the regional capital, during an ongoing protest and strike called by the Joint Awami Action Committee, a recently banned alliance of various groups. The military did not suggest any link between the protest and the crash. Witnesses said the helicopter crashed shortly after takeoff from a helipad. Ambulances arrived at the scene and transported the victims to a nearby hospital. “Rescue and recovery teams immediately reached the crash site,” the military said, adding that a board of inquiry had been ordered to determine the exact cause of the accident. Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed sorrow over the crash, paying tribute to the military personnel killed. In separate statements, they conveyed sympathies to the families of the victims. Pakistan’s army chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, also expressed deep sorrow over the loss of life …

Pakistan army helicopter crashes in Kashmir, killing all on board APakistani army helicopter crashed near Muzaffarabad in Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Wednesday because of a technical fault, killing everyone on board, the military said. The Mi-17 helicopter went down during takeoff near the city, according to a statement from the Pakistani military’s media wing. “An Mi-17 helicopter of Pakistan Army Aviation crashed near Muzaffarabad today during take-off due to a technical fault,” the statement said. “All personnel on board embraced martyrdom,” the military added. The statement did not specify how many people were aboard the helicopter or provide additional details about the identities of those killed. The crash occurred as a heavy security presence remained in Muzaffarabad following plans for demonstrations by members of a protest movement. The local government recently banned the group under anti-terrorism laws. Members of the movement had said they intended to hold protests shortly after the ban was imposed. The military did not indicate that the crash was connected to the security situation, attributing it to a technical fault during takeoff. Kashmir is regarded …

At least 22 killed as Pakistani military helicopter crashes in Kashmir Officials launch inquiry after &#039;technical fault&#039; causes an army Mi-17 to crash in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.

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Pakistan Army helicopter crashes in PoK, all personnel on board killed A board of inquiry has been ordered to ascertain the exact technical cause of the accident

ISLAMABAD — A Pakistani army MI-17 helicopter crashed due to a technical fault in Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Wednesday, killing all military personnel on board, the military said. The military did not immediately disclose how many people were aboard the helicopter. The crash occurred near Muzaffarabad, the regional capital, during an ongoing protest and strike called by the Joint Awami Action Committee, a recently banned alliance of various groups. The military did not suggest any link between the protest and the crash. Witnesses said the helicopter crashed shortly after takeoff from a helipad. Ambulances arrived at the scene and transported the victims to a nearby hospital. “Rescue and recovery teams immediately reached the crash site,” the military said, adding that a board of inquiry had been ordered to determine the exact cause of the accident. Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed sorrow over the crash, paying tribute to the military personnel killed. In separate statements, they conveyed sympathies to the families of the victims. Pakistan’s army chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, also expressed deep sorrow over the loss of life …

Pakistan military helicopter crashes in Kashmir, all on board killed There has been a heavy security presence in Muzaffarabad amid protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir in recent days.

ISLAMABAD — A Pakistani army MI-17 helicopter crashed due to a technical fault in Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Wednesday, killing all military personnel on board, the military said. The military did not immediately disclose how many people were aboard the helicopter. The crash occurred near Muzaffarabad, the regional capital, during an ongoing protest and strike called by the Joint Awami Action Committee, a recently banned alliance of various groups. The military did not suggest any link between the protest and the crash. Witnesses said the helicopter crashed shortly after takeoff from a helipad. Ambulances arrived at the scene and transported the victims to a nearby hospital. “Rescue and recovery teams immediately reached the crash site,” the military said, adding that a board of inquiry had been ordered to determine the exact cause of the accident. Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed sorrow over the crash, paying tribute to the military personnel killed. In separate statements, they conveyed sympathies to the families of the victims. Pakistan’s army chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, also expressed deep sorrow over the loss of life …