Indian air ambulance door opens at 12,000 ft, forcing emergency landing in Bangladesh

The door of an Indian air ambulance partially opened mid-air due to a technical fault while it was climbing through 12,000 feet, forcing it to make an emergency landing in Bangladesh. A 56-year-old Indian patient died after the aircraft, which was flying from Agartala to Kolkata on Sunday, landed safely at a Dhaka airport. All other occupants were reportedly safe.