The chopper was on a upkeep sortie when it needed to force-land.
Itanagar:
An Mi-17 chopper of the Indian Air Force (IAF), with two pilots and three crew members on board, force-landed in japanese Arunachal Pradesh on Thursday after encountering a technical snag.
All 5 of them are protected, having sustained simply minor accidents.
The chopper was on a upkeep sortie when it needed to force-land in Lohit sector of the state.
#WATCH video of the Indian Air Force Mi-17 helicopter that crash-landed close to a helipad in Japanese Arunachal Pradesh at the moment with two pilots and three crew members. All of them are protected with minor accidents.
(Supply: an area particular person) pic.twitter.com/cTUbzZRT3J
— ANI (@ANI) November 18, 2021
A courtroom of inquiry shall be ordered to establish the explanations behind the incident.
In September, two pilots have been killed when an Military helicopter crash-landed on a hill in Shiv Garh Dhar space close to Patnitop vacationer resort in Udhampur district of Jammu and Kashmir.
The month earlier than, two pilots have been killed after an Military helicopter crashed at Ranjit Sagar Dam lake close to Pathankot.
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