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Home / India / Iaf Chopper Makes Emergency Landing In Gujarats Jamnagar No Casualty

IAF chopper makes emergency landing in Gujarat’s Jamnagar; no casualty

The chopper made an emergency landing around 11 am on the outskirts of Changa village near Rangmati Dam, about 22 km from the Jamnagar Air Force Station
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Jamnagar, Updated At : 04:08 PM Apr 21, 2025 IST
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A helicopter of the Indian Air Force (IAF) made an emergency landing near a dam in Gujarat’s Jamnagar district on Monday, police said.

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While it was not immediately known how many personnel were on board, Superintendent of Police Premsukh Delu confirmed that no one was injured.

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According to the local police, the chopper made an emergency landing around 11 am on the outskirts of Changa village near Rangmati Dam, about 22 km from the Jamnagar Air Force Station.

Delu said, “The IAF helicopter made an emergency landing due to some issues near Rangmati Dam. No one was injured in the incident.”

IAF officials rushed to the spot and started an investigation, police told reporters. The IAF has not issued any official statement as yet.

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