Four people were killed when an ONGC helicopter fell into the sea while trying to land on a company rig in the Arabian Sea. Of the four, three were ONGC employees and one was on contract.

The Pawan Hans helicopter had two pilots and seven others on board when it plunged into the sea about 50 nautical miles off the Mumbai coast.

A company official said the helicopter survived for some time with the help of attached floaters, which helped rescuers to rescue all nine people.

He said that four of them were unconscious and were taken to a Naval Tambe at a hospital in Mumbai, where they were declared brought dead.

Pakistan again sent 2 packets of heroin to India’s border by drone, and security agencies were alerted.

The nefarious game of heroin smuggling through drones from across the border continues in the Sriganganagar district on the Indo-Pak border.

On the international border of India-Pakistan, once again two packets of heroin have been dropped from Pakistan by drone in the Srikaranpur sector late on Sunday night.

After two packets of heroin were dropped, the Border Security Force personnel are busy investigating the entire area.

Along with this, the suspects are also being monitored. The amount of heroin that was dropped is not yet disclosed.

At present, while the Border Security Force personnel are engaged in conducting a thorough inspection of the entire area, on the other hand, the police are also keeping an eye on suspicious people by blocking them.

Earlier on June 1, five Indian smugglers were arrested in Sriganganagar district and cash worth Rs 2.5 lakh and about 6.5 kg of heroin were recovered from them.

This 6 and a half kg heroin was also dropped across the border from Pakistan via drone.

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