MOSCOW/ANKARA (Reuters) -Eight people were killed when a Russian firefighting Be-200 plane crashed in Turkey on Saturday, the Russian defence ministry was cited by Interfax news agency as saying. The Russian military said last month a Be-200, part of the Russian naval air forces, had been sent to help Turkey fight wildfires raging through southern coastal regions. Turkey has been fighting the fires for the past two weeks, with most of them now brought under control. Five crew members from Russian military personnel and three citizens of Turkey who were spotting fire centres were killed, the ministry said. The Turkish defence ministry said another military plane and a helicopter were dispatched to the scene to help with the search operation. (Reporting by Maria Tsvetkova in Moscow and Ece Toksabay in Ankara;Editing by Alison Williams)
Sous le coup d un retrait du permis de conduire, un automobiliste de 70 ans a percuté vendredi soir un convoi agricole arrivant en sens inverse à Autigny (FR). Blessé, il a dû être désincarcéré par les pompiers. Il a ensuite été conduit dans un hôpital de la région. Son véhicule s était immobilisé dans un champ à une dizaine de mètres de l’impact, après avoir heurté l’arrière de la remorque accouplée à un tracteur, a indiqué samedi la police cantonale fribourgeoise, qui est intervenue vendredi vers 21h00. Le conducteur du tracteur, âgé de 24 ans, a pu reprendre sa route après le constat d accident. La route a été fermée pendant trois heures pour permettre les opérations de secours. Une enquête tentera d établir les circonstances exactes de l accident.
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia s defence ministry said on Saturday that five Russian servicemen and three Turkish citizens were on board a Be-200 firefighting aircraft that has crashed in Turkey, Interfax news agency reported. The plane crashed near Adana when it was about to land, the military said. There were no details on any casualties yet. (Reporting by Maria Tsvetkova; Editing by Alison Williams)
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