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Indian national killed after 2 helicopters collide in Nepal's Mount Everest region

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Dawn
“Indian national killed after 2 helicopters collide in Nepal's Mount Everest region”

An Indian national was killed and a New Zealander injured after two helicopters collided as they prepared to land in Nepal’s Mount Everest region on Tuesday, authorities said. The New Zealander has been rescued, the chief district officer of Solukhumbu district, Kaman Singh Thapa Magar, told Reuters . The incident took place in the base camp area of Mount Everest, Magar said. The helicopters were operated by two private firms, Fishtail Air and Dynasty Air. Fishtail Air said in a statement that…

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Gulf News
“Indian killed as two helicopters collide during landing in Nepal’s Everest region”

One killed after helicopters collide in Nepal

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The Jerusalem Post
“Indian national killed, New Zealander injured, after helicopters collide in Mount Everest region”

The New Zealander has been rescued, the chief district officer of Solukhumbu district, Kaman Singh Thapa Magar, told Reuters.

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