6 killed in Helicopter crash in North Waziristan, Pakistan

A helicopter belonging to Mari Petroleum crashed in North Waziristan, killing six people and injuring eight others. Pakistani security sources cited a “technical fault” as the cause of the crash.

The helicopter carried 14 passengers, including three Russian pilots and crew members.

Pakistani security sources confirmed that the helicopter had been leased by Mari Petroleum and crashed in the town of Shiwa, located in the North Waziristan district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Engine failure caused the crash, but Pakistani security officials noted no signs of sabotage.

The authorities confirmed the deaths of six individuals, but no details about the identities of the deceased have been provided yet.

Pakistani officials announced that rescue operations are underway. After the investigation is completed, more details will be released.

This tragic incident has raised concerns about regional helicopter safety, especially with ongoing rescue and recovery efforts.

The final investigative report is expected to provide crucial insights into the exact circumstances leading to the crash.

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