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Several people believed dead in Norfolk helicopter crash US air force helicopter crashes in Norfolk: four reported dead
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Four people are believed to have died following a helicopter crash in Cley-next-the-Sea in north Norfolk, police have said. Four people are believed to have died in a US military helicopter crash in Cley-next-the-Sea in north Norfolk, police have said.
The US air force confirmed that one of its helicopters – a Pave-hawk – was involved in the crash. It is understood that there was no British military involvement.
A cordon has been set up around the incident in Cley-next-the-Sea.A cordon has been set up around the incident in Cley-next-the-Sea.
A police spokesman said: "Police are currently dealing with a helicopter crash in the Cley area, on the north Norfolk coast. Officers are on the scene, with a 400-metre area cordoned off."A police spokesman said: "Police are currently dealing with a helicopter crash in the Cley area, on the north Norfolk coast. Officers are on the scene, with a 400-metre area cordoned off."
A spokesman for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution said: "We were asked for three lifeboats to respond to reports that an aircraft had possibly ditched in the sea.A spokesman for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution said: "We were asked for three lifeboats to respond to reports that an aircraft had possibly ditched in the sea.
"Lifeboats Wells, Sheringham and Cromer were launched at the request of the coastguard but were stood down when it was confirmed that the aircraft had come down over land.""Lifeboats Wells, Sheringham and Cromer were launched at the request of the coastguard but were stood down when it was confirmed that the aircraft had come down over land."
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