Saudi prince dead in helicopter crash in border city Asir

Xinhua | Updated: 2017-11-06 07:35

RIYADH -- Saudi Arabian Prince Mansoor bin Mogren died on Sunday when the helicopter that was carrying him and other officials crashed in the border city Asir, Al Akhbariya local news confirmed.

No official details were released about the cause of the incidents and the fate of the rest onboard.

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