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Official Reveals Why Chopper, Being Airlifted By MI-17, Crashed In Kedarnath
A defective helicopter being airlifted from Uttarakhand's Kedarnath to Gauchar by an Indian Air Force chopper crashed this morning.The helicopter, which belonged to Crystal Aviation, crashed near the Mandakini River in Lincholi.
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Uttarakhand: Mass cremation of bodies begins in Kedarnath
Authorities refused to say how many bodies were cremated in Kedarnath on Wednesday afternoon, after incessant rain held up the mass funeral for at least two days, raising much concern about a threat of disease from decomposing bodies and poor sanitation.
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Uttarakhand helicopter crash: 17 bodies found, heroic rescue ops continue
A day after a helicopter crashed while on a rescue mission in Uttarakhand, killing all 20 people on board, the air force today vowed that its operations to locate and assist thousands who remain stranded in the state will continue.
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A month before retiring, a heroic contribution in Uttarakhand
Hon. Flying Officer Satinder Singh is nearing 60. For the last 10 days, he has barely slept. In a month, he says, there will be plenty of time to rest - he retires then.
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Uttarakhand helicopter crash: 17 bodies found, commandos search area
Commandos searching the narrow valley where a helicopter crashed in Uttarakhand with 20 people on board, have found five more bodies today. 12 had been located on Tuesday evening, so 17 bodies have now been recovered.
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Our rotors will not stop turning: Air Force Chief
A day after an Air Force chopper crashed during rescue operations in Uttarakhand, Air chief Marshal NAK Browne is visiting the flood-ravaged state. He plans to go Gauchar, the hub of relief and rescue operations, to boost the morale of his men engaged in their largest-ever rescue mission.
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You are our guiding beacon: Air Force tribute to officers who died in Uttarakhand
Wing Commander Darryl Castelino said on Monday that he was happy he was getting to wear his dark green jumpsuit for a big operation to "bring in more and more live people" stranded in Uttarakhand, which has been battered by heavy rain and flash floods since last week.
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Uttarakhand: Indian Air Force helicopter crashes; twelve bodies found
An Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter on a rescue mission crashed in Uttarakhand this evening. Government sources say 20 people were on board and there are no survivors. But twelve bodies have been found. Air Force officials have identified five crew members and three civilians.
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Uttarakhand: Bad weather slows down rescue ops; death toll reaches over 830
Despite rain and overcast skies today, military helicopters continued rescue operations in Uttarakhand today. 11 days after the monsoon struck the hilly state with torrential rain, nearly 6,000 people remain stranded. Nearly 90,000 people have been rescued in a heroic and vast rescue operation led by the military.
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Uttarakhand: among the Air Force heroes are two couples
Among the Air Force heroes who are ferrying hundreds of people to safety in Uttarakhand every day, are two couples.
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Official Reveals Why Chopper, Being Airlifted By MI-17, Crashed In Kedarnath
A defective helicopter being airlifted from Uttarakhand's Kedarnath to Gauchar by an Indian Air Force chopper crashed this morning.The helicopter, which belonged to Crystal Aviation, crashed near the Mandakini River in Lincholi.
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Uttarakhand: Mass cremation of bodies begins in Kedarnath
Authorities refused to say how many bodies were cremated in Kedarnath on Wednesday afternoon, after incessant rain held up the mass funeral for at least two days, raising much concern about a threat of disease from decomposing bodies and poor sanitation.
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Uttarakhand helicopter crash: 17 bodies found, heroic rescue ops continue
A day after a helicopter crashed while on a rescue mission in Uttarakhand, killing all 20 people on board, the air force today vowed that its operations to locate and assist thousands who remain stranded in the state will continue.
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A month before retiring, a heroic contribution in Uttarakhand
Hon. Flying Officer Satinder Singh is nearing 60. For the last 10 days, he has barely slept. In a month, he says, there will be plenty of time to rest - he retires then.
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Uttarakhand helicopter crash: 17 bodies found, commandos search area
Commandos searching the narrow valley where a helicopter crashed in Uttarakhand with 20 people on board, have found five more bodies today. 12 had been located on Tuesday evening, so 17 bodies have now been recovered.
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Our rotors will not stop turning: Air Force Chief
A day after an Air Force chopper crashed during rescue operations in Uttarakhand, Air chief Marshal NAK Browne is visiting the flood-ravaged state. He plans to go Gauchar, the hub of relief and rescue operations, to boost the morale of his men engaged in their largest-ever rescue mission.
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You are our guiding beacon: Air Force tribute to officers who died in Uttarakhand
Wing Commander Darryl Castelino said on Monday that he was happy he was getting to wear his dark green jumpsuit for a big operation to "bring in more and more live people" stranded in Uttarakhand, which has been battered by heavy rain and flash floods since last week.
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Uttarakhand: Indian Air Force helicopter crashes; twelve bodies found
An Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter on a rescue mission crashed in Uttarakhand this evening. Government sources say 20 people were on board and there are no survivors. But twelve bodies have been found. Air Force officials have identified five crew members and three civilians.
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Uttarakhand: Bad weather slows down rescue ops; death toll reaches over 830
Despite rain and overcast skies today, military helicopters continued rescue operations in Uttarakhand today. 11 days after the monsoon struck the hilly state with torrential rain, nearly 6,000 people remain stranded. Nearly 90,000 people have been rescued in a heroic and vast rescue operation led by the military.
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Uttarakhand: among the Air Force heroes are two couples
Among the Air Force heroes who are ferrying hundreds of people to safety in Uttarakhand every day, are two couples.
