4 people have been confirmed dead from the Bristol helicopter that crashed into the Lagos Lagoon around the Oworonshoki end of the 3rd mainland bridge in Lagos today. 6 people were rescued while the search for two more persons is currently ongoing. The bodies of the dead passengers have been deposited at the Mainland hospital.See Picture story taken from the scene today |
| the helicopter |
3 corpses brought out from the scene. R.I.P
Rescuers at the scene
Debris at the scene of the crash
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