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Three killed in Thai police helicopter crash
Three killed in Thai police helicopter crash

Straits Times

time24-05-2025

  • Straits Times

Three killed in Thai police helicopter crash

The Bell 212 aircraft belonging to the Kanchanaburi Police Aviation Unit came down near a village in Prachuap Khiri Khan province. PHOTO: EPA-EFE BANGKOK - Three people died when a police helicopter crashed and burst into flames in south central Thailand on May 24, according to officials. The Bell 212 aircraft belonging to the Kanchanaburi Police Aviation Unit came down near a village in Prachuap Khiri Khan province. Two pilots and a mechanic on board died, according to a statement by the Royal Thai Police. Rescue workers told AFP that firefighters had extinguished the fire, but the cause of the crash is unknown. In the statement the police expressed condolences and said police chief Kitrat Panphet had ordered an immediate investigation and compensation to the families. AFP Rescue workers told AFP that firefighters had extinguished the fire, but the cause of the crash is unknown. PHOTO: EPA-EFE Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.

Three killed in Thai police helicopter crash
Three killed in Thai police helicopter crash

The Sun

time24-05-2025

  • The Sun

Three killed in Thai police helicopter crash

BANGKOK: Three people died when a police helicopter crashed and burst into flames in south central Thailand on Saturday, according to officials. The Bell 212 aircraft belonging to the Kanchanaburi Police Aviation Unit came down near a village in Prachuap Khiri Khan province. Two pilots and a mechanic on board died, according to a statement by the Royal Thai Police. Rescue workers told AFP that firefighters had extinguished the fire, but the cause of the crash is unknown. In the statement the police expressed condolences and said police chief Kitrat Panphet had ordered an immediate investigation and compensation to the families.

Three killed as Thai police helicopter crashes and bursts into flames, cause still unknown
Three killed as Thai police helicopter crashes and bursts into flames, cause still unknown

Malay Mail

time24-05-2025

  • Malay Mail

Three killed as Thai police helicopter crashes and bursts into flames, cause still unknown

BANGKOK, May 24 — Three people died when a police helicopter crashed and burst into flames in south central Thailand today, according to officials. The Bell 212 aircraft belonging to the Kanchanaburi Police Aviation Unit came down near a village in Prachuap Khiri Khan province. Two pilots and a mechanic on board died, according to a statement by the Royal Thai Police. Rescue workers told AFP that firefighters had extinguished the fire, but the cause of the crash is unknown. In the statement the police expressed condolences and said police chief Kitrat Panphet had ordered an immediate investigation and compensation to the families. — AFP

Three killed in Thai police helicopter crash
Three killed in Thai police helicopter crash

Al Arabiya

time24-05-2025

  • Al Arabiya

Three killed in Thai police helicopter crash

Three people died when a police helicopter crashed and burst into flames in south central Thailand on Saturday, according to officials. The Bell 212 aircraft belonging to the Kanchanaburi Police Aviation Unit came down near a village in Prachuap Khiri Khan province. Two pilots and a mechanic on board died, according to a statement by the Royal Thai Police. Rescue workers told AFP that firefighters had extinguished the fire, but the cause of the crash is unknown. In the statement the police expressed condolences and said police chief Kitrat Panphet had ordered an immediate investigation and compensation to the families.

Three Killed in Thai Police Helicopter Crash
Three Killed in Thai Police Helicopter Crash

Asharq Al-Awsat

time24-05-2025

  • Asharq Al-Awsat

Three Killed in Thai Police Helicopter Crash

Three people died when a police helicopter crashed and burst into flames in south central Thailand on Saturday, according to officials. The Bell 212 aircraft belonging to the Kanchanaburi Police Aviation Unit came down near a village in Prachuap Khiri Khan province. Two pilots and a mechanic on board died, according to a statement by the Royal Thai Police. Rescue workers told AFP that firefighters had extinguished the fire, but the cause of the crash is unknown. In the statement the police expressed condolences and said police chief Kitrat Panphet had ordered an immediate investigation and compensation to the families.

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