Children among 19 dead in Siberia helicopter crash

July 03, 2013 02:40

Nineteen people, including children, died today when a MI-8 helicopter crashed in the nearly impassable taiga in eastern Siberia, the latest disaster to hit Russia's accident-prone aviation industry.

A Moscow-based aviation committee, citing the surviving crew, said 19 of the 28 people on board were killed, but the emergencies ministry refused to confirm the toll.

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