South Korean military helicopter crash kills five, injures one
The country's military would set up a panel to determine the cause of the crash
July 18, 2018
SEOUL: A South Korean military helicopter crashed during a test flight on Tuesday in the southeastern city of Pohang, killing five people and injuring one, the Marine Corps said.
The craft crashed from a height of about 10 metres (33 ft) on a runway at a key Marine Corps base where US and South Korean marines hold annual military drills, and a fire broke out, it said in a statement.
Five of those aboard were killed and the sixth was taken to the hospital, it said, adding that the military would set up a panel to determine the cause of the crash.
No further details were immediately available.
