Authorities here on Thursday said that 10 people have been rescued after a military helicopter crash-landed in Taiwan.
Three persons are still missing and authorities are carrying out a search operation, Sputnik reported.
Earlier, communication had been lost with UH-60 Balck Hawk helicopter that carried Taiwanese Chief of General Staff Shen Yi-ming and other senior military officials. It is not clear whether Shen is among the rescued or not.
The helicopter made the crash landing at about 9:00 am in a mountainous area near Yilan City.
The cause of the incident remains unknown.
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