Three Killed in Thai Police Helicopter Crash
- Three Royal Thai Police officers died when their Bell 212 helicopter crashed on 24 May in Koh Lak Subdistrict, Prachuap Khiri Khan province.
- The helicopter, coming back from a mission in Surat Thani, experienced difficulties before crashing near Nong Phang Phuai Temple at approximately 1pm.
- The deceased officers included two pilots, Police Majors Pratuang Chulet and Songpol Boonchai, and flight mechanic Police Lt Thinakrit Suwannoi, while one person may have parachuted before impact.
- Investigators are examining possible mechanical failure and adverse weather as causes, and authorities continue rescue and inquiry efforts with senior officers on site.
- This crash represents the second deadly police aircraft accident in the Prachuap Khiri Khan area this year, following a fatal sea crash on April 25 that claimed the lives of six officers.
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Three killed as Thai police helicopter crashes and bursts into flames, cause still unknown
BANGKOK, May 24 — Three people died when a police helicopter crashed and burst into flames in south central Thailand today, according to officials. The Bell 212 aircraft belonging to the Kanchanaburi Police Aviation Unit came down near a village in Prachuap Khiri Khan province. Two pilots and a mechanic on board died, according to a statement by the Royal Thai Police. Rescue workers told AFP that firefighters had extinguished the fire, but the c…
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