Indian helicopter crashed: 2 pilots dead

An Indian military helicopter crashed in Bhutan. Two pilots were killed in the accident. An investigation was launched into the accident.

Indian media, Bhutan, near the Yonphula National Airport training flight 'Cheetah' type of military helicopters in the region after the disconnection of search and rescue operations announced. 

There were debris in the studies, but two pilots were reported to have lost their lives. Local media reported that the accident was suspected to have been caused by heavy fog, and research into the accident was underway.

Pakistani Prime Minister's the plane landed in the emergency

Aircraft carrying Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, the United States due to a technical failure in the city of New York City John F. Kennedy International Airport announced an emergency landing.

After completing his contacts in New York, where he went to attend the meetings of the 74th General Assembly of the United Nations (UN), the plane that left Pakistan and carrying the Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan made an emergency landing in the US city due to a technical failure. 

The aircraft carrying Khan made a technical failure near Toronto, Canada. John F. Kennedy International Airport emergency landing of the aircraft after the failure of the flight is scheduled to be reconstructed.