U.N. HELICOPTER CRASH LANDS IN PAKISTAN
Baku, October 2 (AZERTAC). A United Nations helicopter, delivering food to flood-ravaged Pakistan, has made a crash landing in the southern region of the country.
Officials say several people were injured in the forced landing Friday in the Dadu area.
Authorities say at least 12 people, including Pakistanis and foreigners, were on the aircraft.
Officials say a rescue helicopter has transported the injured to a hospital.
The United Nations says hundreds of thousands of people in southern Pakistan have been displaced by the floods that were triggered by monsoon rains.
More than 1,700 people died in the floods.
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