Two people were killed after an army training helicopter crashed in Nakhon Sawan, Thailand, on December 14, government officials said. In a statement on Facebook, the Nakhon Sawan Provincial Administrative Organization said that the helicopter crashed next to a post office in Klang Daet. These images show a water truck at the crash site as well as debris from the helicopter. The helicopter had flown from the Army Aviation Centre in Lopburi, the Bangkok Post reported, and the people killed were Lt Col Panpong Banchongplian, a flying instructor, and Cpl Chanakorn Piamcharoen, an aviation student. Credit: Nakhon Sawan Provincial Administrative Organization via Storyful
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Tuesday, December 14, 2021
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