Video shows the moment a firefighting helicopter lost control and crashed conducting water drops in South Africa.
Source: Al Jazeera
Pilots of firefighting helicopter survive crash in South Africa
Video shows the moment a firefighting helicopter lost control and crashed during an attempted landing while conducting water drops on wildfires near Hout Bay, South Africa. Officials said both pilots survived the crash, sustaining minor injuries.
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