Hot air balloon crashes in New Zealand injuring 11 people
India Today
A hot air balloon crashed while landing near Arrowtown, New Zealand, on Friday, injuring eleven people.
Two people were seriously injured while nine others suffered bruises after a hot air balloon crashed in a popular tourist town in the South Island of New Zealand on Friday. The crash occurred at about 10 am local time near Morven Ferry Road in Arrowtown, police officials told Reuters.
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