Military helicopter crashes in Yemen's capital, 9 killed, 23 injured

（Xinhua）  08:29, February 20, 2013  

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Policemen collect wreckage of the crashed plane in Sanaa, Yemen, Feb. 19, 2013. A Yemeni military helicopter on a training mission crashed in a crowded neighborhood in central capital Sanaa on Tuesday, leaving at least nine people dead and 23 others injured, local officials and witnesses said. (Xinhua/Mohammed Mohammed)

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