MAKKOVIK, N.L.—A military rescue official says one of two men injured in the crash of a small plane into a mountain in Labrador has died after ground search and rescue teams struggled through a blizzard to reach the site. Maj. Mark Gough of Maritime Forces Atlantic says the victim was a 73-year-old passenger from the United Kingdom. The small-plane crash took place about 75 kilometres southeast of Makkovik, on the Labrador coast. One of two men injured in the crash has died after ground search and rescue teams struggled through a blizzard to reach the site. Article Continued BelowBlizzard-like conditions hindered rescue efforts, delaying a ground search and rescue team from reaching the crash site for hours.

Source: thestar May 02, 2019 12:38 UTC