India / Military chopper crashed arunachal pradesh near singging village indian army news

New Delhi : The series of crashes of military flights is not stopping. On Thursday, once again an army helicopter crashed in Arunachal Pradesh. As of now, no casualties have been reported in the accident. Army has started relief work. The incident took place near Singing village. Some time ago a helicopter crashed in Tawang, in which a pilot was killed.

The Public Relations Officer has informed that an army chopper has crashed in Singing village, 25 km from Tuting headquarters in Upper Siang district today. He said that there is no road till the accident site. The army has dispatched the rescue team.

Lt Col Amarinder Singh Walia informed, 'The Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) has crashed in Miging, a remote area of ​​the district. The search operation has been started. Upper Siang district deputy commissioner Shashwat Saurabh said, “We have started search and rescue operation is on. Teams have been sent to the accident site. Further information regarding the number of passengers and their condition is not available.

The accident happened in Tawang too

On October 5, a Cheetah helicopter of the army crashed in Tawang in the state. There were reports that the accident took place during a routine flight. Both the pilots present in the helicopter were admitted to a nearby hospital. However, Lt Col Saurabh Yadav passed away during treatment.

Navy plane crashes in Goa

On 12 October itself, the MiG-29K fighter plane of the Indian Navy crashed. The Navy had informed that the pilots of the aircraft were safe and the accident happened due to a technical fault. According to a statement issued by the Navy, 'The MiG 29K, which was flying regularly over the sea from Goa, encountered a technical fault during its return. The pilots ejected safely and were found in a swift search and rescue operation.