Mi-8 Helicopter Wind Blows Baby Stroller into St. Petersburg Canal
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In central St. Petersburg, the rotor wash from a landing Mi-8 helicopter caused a baby stroller to be blown into a canal. No injuries were reported, but the incident raised safety concerns about helicopter operations in crowded urban areas.
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- •The incident occurred on May 10, 2026, in central St. Petersburg.
- •A Mi-8 helicopter was landing when its rotor wash pushed a baby stroller into a nearby canal.
- •No people were injured during the event.
- •The event took place near a public area with pedestrian traffic.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸St. Petersburg city authorities impose stricter safety zones around helicopter landing sites Urban helicopter operations become more regulated, reducing risks to pedestrians and property near landing areas.
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