Itanagar: The series of military flight crashes are not stopping. In fact, on Thursday, once again the army helicopter crashed in Arunachal Pradesh. It is being told that no loss of life has been reported in this accident and there is no such news so far. However, the army has started relief work. The incident is said to have taken place near Singh village. Let us tell you that shortly before this, a helicopter crashed in Tawang, in which a pilot was killed.

In this case, the Public Relations Officer has informed that the army helicopter has crashed in Singhing village, 25 km from Tuting headquarters in Upper Siang district today. Yes and he said that there is no road to the accident site. The army has dispatched rescue teams. Let us tell you that on October 5, the Army's Cheetah helicopter crashed in the Tawang area of the state. At present, there have been reports that there was an accident during a regular flight. At the same time, both the pilots present in the helicopter were admitted to a nearby hospital and, Lieutenant Colonel Saurabh Yadav died during treatment.

Earlier on October 12, the MiG-29K fighter plane of the Indian Navy crashed. During that time the Navy had informed that the pilots of the aircraft were safe and the accident happened due to a technical fault. At the same time, according to a statement issued by the Navy, 'The MiG 29K, which was flying regularly over the sea from Goa, encountered a technical fault during its return. The pilots ejected safely and were found in a swift search and rescue operation.'

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