Fourteen people died in a helicopter crash in Saudi Arabia

In the city of Ras Tanura in Saudi Arabia, a helicopter belonging to the state oil company Saudi Aramco crashed, resulting in the deaths of fourteen people. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

The country's Ministry of Energy issued an official statement regarding the tragic incident. According to the information, the accident occurred on June 28 of this year.

None of the passengers or crew members on board the aircraft survived. According to preliminary data, all of the victims were citizens of Saudi Arabia, which has been confirmed.

Currently, necessary assistance is being provided to the families of the deceased, and appropriate organizational measures are being taken. At the same time, the country's competent authorities and a special commission have begun a thorough investigation into the causes of the crash.

During the investigation, the technical condition of the helicopter, weather conditions, and any possible malfunctions that may have occurred during the flight are being examined in detail. Specialists are working at the crash site to identify all factors that contributed to the helicopter's crash.

The city of Ras Tanura is considered one of the strategically important regions for Saudi Arabia's economy and oil industry. It is home to Saudi Aramco's massive oil refining complex, one of the largest oil companies in the world, as well as a major marine terminal that exports raw materials to the international market.

Moreover, many employees and specialists of the company work permanently in this region. The accident has attracted the attention of the public and industry representatives, as it occurred at one of the centers of the oil industry.