Indonesian Crew Member Found Dead After Super Puma Helicopter Crash in South Kalimantan
A Super Puma helicopter crashed in waters off Barito Kuala, South Kalimantan, while collecting water for firefighting. Of the three crew members, two foreign nationals were rescued, but one Indonesian national, the co-pilot, was found dead.
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