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September 29, 2016

Three missing after S. Korea helicopter crashes at sea
Seoul (AFP) Sept 26, 2016
Three people were missing after a South Korean naval helicopter crashed into the sea off the country's east coast Monday night during a joint military drill with the US, the defence ministry said. The Lynx helicopter sent out a distress signal and disappeared from radar shortly after taking off from a warship on the East Sea (Sea of Japan) at around 1200 GMT, a ministry spokesman said. The aircraft apparently crashed into the sea, he said, adding search efforts were underway to find the three ... read more

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