A helicopter carrying Environment Principal Secretary Ngeno and four other people crashed in Kericho, Kenya, leaving the occupants injured, according to Citizen Digital. The Star, Kenya reported on the incident as part of a wider look at deadly air crashes involving Kenyan leaders.
Daily Nation described the event as a narrow escape and reported on the final moments before the aircraft went down. Kenyans.co.ke also reported that the helicopter was carrying a principal secretary under President William Ruto.
Tuko News identified the aircraft as an H125 helicopter model and published details of its features and specifications.
The reports do not specify the cause of the crash or the current condition of those injured. The accounts differ in emphasis, with some outlets focusing on the passengers and others on the aircraft itself.
Coverage of the Kericho crash appeared alongside The Star, Kenya's broader reporting on air accidents that have killed Kenyan leaders over the years, though the summary provided does not detail those earlier incidents.
What to watch next: official statements on the condition of the injured and the outcome of any investigation into the crash.
