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Népal : deux hélicoptères se percutent près de l’Everest, un ressortissant étranger tué

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Le Figaro
“Népal : deux hélicoptères se percutent près de l’Everest, un ressortissant étranger tué”

Deux appareils se sont heurtés à l’approche de leur zone d’atterrissage près de l’Everest, mardi 3 novembre. Selon la police népalaise, l’accident a coûté la vie à un ressortissant étranger et une autre personne a été hospitalisée.

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Daily Mail – News
“Two tourist helicopters collide in mid-air while landing in front of tour group below Mount Everest base camp, killing one person”

Two helicopters collided Tuesday while trying to land just below Mount Everest's base camp, killing at least one person and injuring two others.

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