All 11 passengers of the Bristow Helicopter which crashed in Lagos State on Wednesday, February 3, 2016, were rescued alive, reports say.
See how NEMA officials rescued 11 passengers [PHOTOS]
The rescue operation was carried out by officials of the National Emergency Management Authority (NEMA).
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The rescue operation was carried out by officials of the National Emergency Management Authority (NEMA).
The helicopter was said to have crashed on its way into Lagos from Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
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