The Waterloo Division of the Sierra Leone Police, under the leadership of the Commissioner of the Law Enforcement and Crime Services Department have rescued two crew members of an ill-fated helicopter that crash-landed at Mashehwureh village, located approximately 15 miles away from central Waterloo.
The ill-fated helicopter, carrying a British citizen and a South African national, was en route from Monrovia to Lungi Airport, with its final destination set to be Banjul. The crew members revealed that the crash was a result of mechanical failure in the rotor blade of the aircraft.
Promptly responding to the distress call, the Waterloo Police swiftly mobilised their rescue team, coordinating efforts to reach the crash site in the suburban village. Despite the challenging terrain, the police displayed remarkable efficiency and professionalism in their rescue mission.
The two individuals are said to be in good health, along with their luggage. Additionally, the helicopter remains in good condition.
Head of Media for the Waterloo Police Division, Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP), Allieu Jalloh confirmed that there are no security concerns.
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