Two helicopters collided Monday over an Australian beach and passengers in one of the aircraft were injured, police said.
The other helicopter managed to land safely, Queensland state police said in a statement.
It did not say how many people were injured.
Footage from Australian TV showed helicopter debris spread over a sandy outcrop after the collision, which occurred near Main Beach, a northern beach on the Gold Coast in Queensland.
The pictures, which also showed crash victims and emergency teams at the site, were digitized and heavily blurred at source.
Authorities closed Seaworld Drive, which leads to the crash site. The Seaworld theme park is nearby.
Queensland Ambulance Service said paramedics and police were at the scene.
The Gold Coast region is one of the nation’s most popular tourism spots and is at its busiest in January, the peak time for holidays in Australia.
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