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A helicopter crashed in Los Angeles, killing at least three people

At least three people were killed, another was injured in a helicopter crash in Los Angeles (US state of California). It's from sb.by. ...

A helicopter crashed in Los Angeles, killing at least three people

At least three people were killed, another was injured in a helicopter crash in Los Angeles (US state of California). It's from sb.by.

Illustrative photo by Pixabay
Illustrative photo by Pixabay

As noted by TASS with reference to CBS News, the aircraft could belong to one of the local media. The cause of the tragedy has not yet been established.

It is known that the helicopter crashed near the site of a serious accident that occurred earlier on September 15 in the suburbs of Los Angeles. In Kenya in the crash of a tourist helicopter killed seven people

In Saudi Arabia in the crash of the helicopter Saudi Aramco killed at least 14 people

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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