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Two people died on Thursday in a helicopter crash in a rural colony in the city of Yby Ya, in the department of Concepcin, in northern Paraguay.According to police authorities, the people were recognized as Diego Armindo Domnguez Cardozo, 20 years old, of Paraguayan citizenship; and Ismael Dikner Dos Santos, of Brazilian nationality, 23 years old.Both deceased had their declared residence in Pedro Juan Caballero, department of Amambay, on the border with Brazil.According to info gathered by the Paraguayan National Police, the aircraft crash may have been brought on by the helicopter crashing into a high-voltage tower coming from the National Electricity Administration (ANDE).
Nevertheless, this hypothesis will have to be validated or denied by service technicians from the National Directorate of Civil Aeronautics (DINAC), who will be in charge of the technical proficiency of the crashed aircraft.Two dead in a helicopter crash in Paraguay.
(Photo internetprodudction)The representatives included declared to the media that there is no particular details about the helicopters origin or owner, as it did not have a registration number.This strengthens the hypothesis that individuals might be associated with illegal activities such as arms or drug trafficking in the border location between Paraguay and Brazil, as a GLOCK handgun with the identification number removed was discovered among the proof as smart phones and tablets.





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