During a practice, two Malaysian Navy helicopters collided in midair, killing ten people

The Malaysian Navy’s two helicopters crashed in midair amid a hone session for a celebration occasion honouring the Regal Malaysian Navy. According to Malaysian news organizations, there were at least ten individuals on board the two helicopters. The collision happened near the maritime establishment in the Malaysian town of Lumut.

There are no affirmed survivors, according to nearby media sources. Social media clients are going insane over the film of the collision and the following catastrophe, in which one of the helicopters appears to be clipping the other’s rotor and causing the crash. Two helicopters went down, one landing on a running track and the other in a neighbouring swimming pool.

The Perak fire and Protection Division affirmed to the Malaysian Free Press that 10 individuals have kicked the bucket after the crash in Lumut, Perak. “The division was cautioned to a crisis call at 9.50 am concerning a helicopter occurrence at the Lumut Illustrious Malaysian Naval Force Stadium in Manjung, Perak,” the division was cited as saying by the news outlet.

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They said that work is continuous to recover the bodies of the dead. The Regal Malaysian Naval Force also discharged an articulation where they said that two helicopters, recognized as models HOM (M503-3) and Fennec (M502-6), had collided and slammed at 9:32 a.m. (nearby time). They said that the choppers were practising for the Navy’s 90th commemoration occasion, planned to take place from May 3–5. They encouraged that the HOM (M503-3) helicopter was carrying seven individuals, and the remaining three were on board the Fennec (M502-6). “All the casualties were affirmed dead at the scene and were hence transported to the Lumut Illustrious Malaysian Naval Force Base military clinic for recognizable proof purposes,” the press release said. The nation’s naval force said that a test board is being set up to explore the incident.