Death of four People in a Helicopter Crash in Dohuk , North Iraq

4 People were killed in a helicopter crash in Dohuk Governorate, north Iraq.

An Iraqi security source reported to Alsumaria News that an unidentified plane lost its way due to bad weather, and crashed yesterday near an oil field in Dohuk.

The security source pointed out that the nationalities of the dead people are still unknown.

Souha Sulieman

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