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A helicopter crashed in Quebec, killing four people. The crash occurred 55 km southeast of Montreal, reports CBC, citing local police.

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A helicopter crashed in Quebec, killing four people. The crash occurred 55 km southeast of Montreal, reports CBC, citing local police.

The helicopter fell around 14:30 local time (21:30 GMT). By the time emergency services arrived, the helicopter was engulfed in fire. Everyone on board died, police spokeswoman Brigitte Dorsenville said.

According to preliminary data, the helicopter had problems almost immediately after takeoff, because of which it fell near the place of departure. According to preliminary information, the plane was private. The identity of the victims and the exact route have not yet been disclosed. The fire at the crash site has already been eliminated. The investigation has been handed over to the Quebec Police Serious Crimes Unit.

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