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Tragic Coast Guard Helicopter Crash in Porbandar: 3 Killed
On January 5, 2025, an Indian Coast Guard Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) Dhruv crashed at Porbandar Airport during a training exercise, resulting in the deaths of two pilots and one crew member. Emergency responders transported the victims to a hospital, but all were pronounced dead. This incident follows a similar crash in September 2024, highlighting concerns about the Coast Guard’s helicopter operations and the need for a review of safety protocols. An investigation into the technical failure is underway, with authorities dispatching emergency teams to the site. Further updates are expected as the story develops.
