Chopper crashed

PTI

Updated At : 05:54 AM Aug 25, 2024 IST

Wreckage of the chopper that was flying from Mumbai to Hyderabad. PTI

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Pune, August 24

A private helicopter flying from Mumbai to Hyderabad crashed in Mulshi tehsil of Pune district on Saturday afternoon but all four persons on board survived, the police said.

While the pilot was hospitalised at Paud, about 35 km from Pune city, the three passengers suffered minor injuries, an official said.

Bad weather was suspected to have caused the crash as the area is receiving heavy rains, said inspector Manoj Yadav of Paud police station.

The chopper, belonging to Global Vectra aviation company, crashed at Kondhwale village around 2 pm, he said.

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