
As a result of the crash of a helicopter equipped for broadcasting news in the United States, three people were killed, one victim was hospitalized, his condition is unknown.
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A helicopter used to broadcast news crashed in the United States. Earlier, one death was reported, but later the number of victims increased to three.
Three people were killed in a news helicopter crash in the United States.
One victim was hospitalized, his condition is unknown.
MOSCOW, September 16 - RIA Novosti. The death toll from a news helicopter crash in the United States has risen to three, with one person hospitalized, the Los Angeles Fire Department said.
Earlier, the CBS television channel reported that at least one person was killed in the crash of a helicopter equipped for broadcasting news in the United States.
"A total of four people were examined. Three were pronounced dead on the spot. One victim was taken to a local hospital, his condition is unknown," the rescuers said in a statement.

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