Breaking News:  Many feared dead as Military helicopter crashes in Ondo

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Breaking News:  Many feared dead as Military helicopter crashes in Ondo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A suspected military helicopter has crashed in Igbokoda, headquarters of Ilaje Local Government Area of Ondo State, with personnel on board feared dead.

 

 

The helicopter reportedly crashed on Monday morning in swampy terrain opposite the Naval Base in Igbokoda, throwing residents of the coastal community into panic.

 

 

 

The identity of the aircraft and the number of personnel on board had yet to be officially confirmed as of the time of filing this report, although military gear was reportedly recovered from the crash site.

 

 

Chairman of Ilaje Local Government Area, Mr Maurice Oripelaye, who confirmed the incident in a telephone conversation with journalists, said the helicopter had been burnt beyond recognition.

 

 

“We have confirmed that a helicopter crashed in the area, but we cannot ascertain the number of people that were on board yet. Military gear was found at the scene, but the helicopter had burnt to rubble,” Oripelaye said.

 

 

Sources said the aircraft came down in a swampy area opposite the Naval Base, while efforts were ongoing to secure the scene and determine the circumstances surrounding the crash.

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Residents and witnesses were said to have gathered around the area as relevant authorities began assessing the crash site.

 

 

The helicopter’s origin, destination and nature remained unclear as of press time, while there had been no official statement from the military or other relevant authorities confirming the identity of the aircraft.

 

 

The number and identities of those on board also remained unconfirmed, with authorities expected to provide further details as assessment of the crash site continues. (Arise News)

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