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Two people killed in helicopter crash in Poland's densely wooded area

Nov 30, 2025

Warsaw [Poland], November 30: Two people have died in a helicopter crash in Poland, the Polish news agency PAP reported on Saturday, citing a spokesman for the local fire brigade.
The accident occurred in Malawa, not far from the city of Rzeszow in south-eastern Poland.
The chopper crashed in a densely wooded area, the tabloid newspaper Fakt reported online. It published photos showing flames shooting out of the wreckage of the helicopter.
Poor visibility and thick fog are hampering the work of the rescue services, a fire brigade spokesman told the newspaper.
Rescue workers are using quad bikes to search the crash site for possible further victims. There was initially no information about the possible cause of the accident. (DPA)
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