From Rappler (Dec 6): Air Force chopper for relief ops goes down in Leyte
![PREFERRED CHOPPER: Air Force pilots are most familiar with the Hueye. PAF photo]( "PREFERRED CHOPPER: Air Force pilots are most familiar with the Hueye. PAF photo")
PREFERRED CHOPPER: Air Force pilots are most familiar with the Hueye. PAF photo
A Philippine Air Force (PAF) chopper carrying social workers involved in Yolanda relief efforts went down inLeyte Friday afternoon, December 6.
A UH1H (Huey) went down between Buraen andLa Paz Buraen District Hospital
"Aircraft accident investigation board has been convened to determine the cause of the incident. It may be due to environmental, mechanical, or human factors," Okol said.
It's the 4th week since super typhoon Yolanda flattened towns and cities in the Visayas. Government has started rehabilitation in many parts of centralPhilippines
At least 5,786 were killed, 26,33 were injured, and 1,779 are still missing, based on latest report from the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council. (READ: Death toll underreported? Prove it, I'll resign – NDRRMC chief)
Up to 4 million were displaced with about 100,000 still staying in 385 evacuation centers nationwide. The rest are living with friends and families.
http://www.rappler.com/nation/45403-air-force-chopper-leyte-crash-yolanda
PREFERRED CHOPPER: Air Force pilots are most familiar with the Hueye. PAF photo
A Philippine Air Force (PAF) chopper carrying social workers involved in Yolanda relief efforts went down in
A UH1H (Huey) went down between Buraen and
"Aircraft accident investigation board has been convened to determine the cause of the incident. It may be due to environmental, mechanical, or human factors," Okol said.
It's the 4th week since super typhoon Yolanda flattened towns and cities in the Visayas. Government has started rehabilitation in many parts of central
At least 5,786 were killed, 26,33 were injured, and 1,779 are still missing, based on latest report from the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council. (READ: Death toll underreported? Prove it, I'll resign – NDRRMC chief)
Up to 4 million were displaced with about 100,000 still staying in 385 evacuation centers nationwide. The rest are living with friends and families.
http://www.rappler.com/nation/45403-air-force-chopper-leyte-crash-yolanda