Three people die and one hurt in helicopter crash near Shanklin

The police died and confirmed that one person was seriously injured in a helicopter accident on Wight Island.

Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary (HIWC), near Shanklin when the 09:20 BST falls in the helicopter, he said.

A person was sent to Southampton University Hospital, where they were in a serious situation.

Northumbria helicopters confirmed that the vehicle had left the Sandown Airport at 09:00 for a flying lesson.

HIWC said that the efforts continue to “contact and support” with their families.

Northumbria helicopters, the accident investigating authorities “full cooperation”, he said.

Shanklin Municipal Assembly previously praised the pilot for “down the helicopter”.

Hampshire and Wight Island Fire and Rescue Service, Newport, Ventnor and Shanklin teams “light airplane incident” reports were called, he said.

Four pairs of crew ambulances were at the scene of a specialist medical officer, a critical care medical officer and operational commander in a fast intervention vehicle.

HIWC initially said that the accident “declared a big event to support the coordination of the emergency intervention”, but since then it stopped.

Shanklin Municipal Assembly said in a statement, “a pleasure to the skirts of the town is shocked to hear the incident with a flight helicopter accident,” he said.

The Bank said that there are many organized events, including the Wight Scooter Rally, which attracted thousands of vintage scooters owners at the Sandown Airport at the Sandown Airport at the weekend.

“This is a tragic accident, and the pilot deserves a big loan to download the helicopter in an area away from any settled areas.

He continued: “Our thoughts and prayers, with the rapid action and professionalism of our emergency services, together with individuals and close families.”

Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) said that he used a team to start the investigation “.

BBC correspondent Anjana Gadgil said that police cars could see that they are parked on the road of the accident:

“A rural area with long fences covering both sides of narrow -circulated roads,” he said.

“All fields were taken under the cord, including many bridges and paths that cross the fields and hills.”

For Wight Island Eastern Joe Robertson, the Conservative MP described the accident as a “tragedy” and said the community was shocked and that the people are ready to gather around their families.

He asked people to avoid the accident zone.

“The place where the helicopter landed is quite rural.” He said. He continued: “In the east, well -known with the beaches in the east, a way to Ventnor in the South, from Sandown and Sandown.”

Wroxall, Ventnor’dan Appuldurcombe Garden Holiday Park running Fleur Sanders, after the accident is “a little chaotic” and fights to participate in the accommodation of the guests, he said.

“They closed all the roads right now,” he said.