Lucky to be alive as all emerge from wreckage


The helicopter which crashed in Cameron Highlands.- Picture from Bomba Dan Penyelamat Negeri Pahang.

CAMERON HIGHLANDS: All six victims of a helicopter crash near Bukit Kinta Forest Reserve at the Perak border were brought out of the forest safely and taken to hospital for treatment.

The five passengers, three females and two males, are staff members of the Kinta Health District Office Air Unit, and included a doctor.

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