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A helicopter has crashed in northern Kenya, killing four American tourists and their Kenyan pilot, officials say.
The helicopter reportedly crashed in Central Island National Park on Sunday.
Police said two helicopters had landed on the island's Labolo tented camp on Sunday evening - one flew away safely. The cause of the crash is not known.
Local media say the pilot, Mario Magonga, once worked for the country's deputy president and had extensive training and experience.
He had previously served as a Kenya Defence Forces pilot, but had been working for a private firm, KIDL Helicopters, since March 2017.
The US embassy in Nairobi confirmed the death of four Americans and named three of them as Anders Asher Jesiah Burke, Brandon Howe Stapper and Kyle John Forti.