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One feared dead and multiple injured after helicopter crashes into Miami bay

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GB News
“One feared dead and multiple injured after helicopter crashes into Miami bay”

A helicopter crash in Florida has left two men injured, with one also feared dead. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue boats are believed to have arrived at the scene at around 11.26am EST (4.26pm GMT), 7News Miami claim. The outlet also say a helicopter was found upside down in the waters by Key Biscayne in Miami. Two victims, whose conditions are unknown, have been rescued and transported by air ambulance to a nearby trauma centre, officials confirmed. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The total number of…

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Fox News – U.S.
“Helicopter crash near Miami leaves at least two injured: report”

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responded after a small helicopter went down near Nixon Beach off Miami, Florida, with two survivors pulled from the water.

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New York Post – News
“Florida helicopter crashes into water, leaving 1 dead, 2 injured — days after horror Learjet plunge”

One person is feared dead and two were injured after a helicopter plunged into the ocean near a wealthy island enclave of Miami Wednesday, according to officials.

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Correio da Manhã
“Helicóptero cai no mar em Miami. Há um morto e dois feridos”

Barcos de resgate foram mobilizados para o local onde a aeronave caiu.

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