
Two Firefighting Helicopters Collide in Greece, Killing Two
Two crew members died after two firefighting helicopters collided over Athens, Greece, during a blaze, prompting an investigation into the crash. The incident highlights the perils of battling wildfires in the region.
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Two die as firefighting helicopters collide in Greece, French blaze changes course - Reuters
Two die as firefighting helicopters collide in Greece, French blaze changes course Reuters
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Two people on one helicopter died, while the crew on the other survived, the fire service said. Investigations had started into what caused the collision.
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