A Helicopter marked 5BBGD allegedly belonging
Bristow Helicopters Today Wednesday 12th August crashed into The
Lagoon at the Oworonshoki end of the Third Mainland
Bridge in Lagos at around 3pm.
Bridge in Lagos at around 3pm.
According to reports, three of those
on board were confirmed dead while four wounded ones were moved to the nearby
Gbagada General Hospital.
NEMA-officials-in-rescue-efforts-at-helicopter-crash-scene
The crash was said to have occurred
at the back of Oworonsoki Police station after a loud bang was heard from the
helicopter.
First respondents, the National
Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, its Lagos state counterparts, LASEMA, and
policemen are said to have embarked on rescue operations.
According to the Divisional Police
Office, DPO, Oworonshoki, Chief Superintendent of Police, CSP Chijioke Nduka,
who led officers to the scene to rescue victims, there was a loud sound from
the aircraft before the crash. He said more officers including the Area
Commander Ikeja Command, were at the scene assisting operatives of NEMA in the
rescue operations.
To make rescue operations easier,
routes to the site of the crash had been cordoned off hence gridlock on the
Third Mainland.
A
helicopter belonging to Bristow Helicopters with 12 people on board
Wednesday, crashed into the Lagoon near the Oworonshoki end of the Third
Mainland Bridge in Lagos.
According to an eyewitness, the aircraft marked 5NBGD was said to be coming from one of the oil rigs in Escravos area of the Niger Delta and was said to be heading for Lagos Island when it went down around 3.p.m.
According to reports, three of those on board were confirmed dead while four wounded ones were moved to the nearby Gbagada General Hospital.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/three-killed-in-third-mainland-helicopter-crash/#sthash.H3jaFZfi.dpuf
According to an eyewitness, the aircraft marked 5NBGD was said to be coming from one of the oil rigs in Escravos area of the Niger Delta and was said to be heading for Lagos Island when it went down around 3.p.m.
According to reports, three of those on board were confirmed dead while four wounded ones were moved to the nearby Gbagada General Hospital.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/three-killed-in-third-mainland-helicopter-crash/#sthash.H3jaFZfi.dpuf
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