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Since 2002, 16 Dhruv Helicopters Involved in Accidents, Government Says

 


NEW DELHI: Since 2002, 16 Dhruv helicopters, built by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), have been involved in accidents, of which 12 occurred due to human error and environmental factors, government said on Tuesday.
In a written response to a question in Lok Sabha, minister of state for defence Rao Inderjit Singh said 78 of the 85 Dhruv helicopters, for which contract had been signed, have been delivered to the Indian Army.
The Dhruv helicopters were also being sold to the Ecuadorian government, but the project has been now grounded.
"Since 2002, 14 military and 2 civil Dhruv helicopters have been involved in accidents, out of which 11 occurred in India and 5 abroad. Out of 16 accidents, 12 occurred due to human error and environment factors and the remaining 4 due to technical reasons," Singh said.

Reference : http://www.indiandefensenews.in

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