5 dead in helicopter crash in Hudson River in New York City
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A seven-seater single-engine Bell helicopter crashed into the Hudson River in New York City, with Mayor Eric Adams describing a "heartbreaking and tragic" incident.
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Video circulating on social media shows some debris floating in the river.
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A person briefed on the matter said there were six people on board including five passengers and a pilot on the helicopter tour flight but it is not clear if there were any survivors.
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