Four people have died after an air ambulance helicopter crashed into a hospital just moments after it took off.
The emergency aircraft could be seen hovering in heavy fog in southwest Turkey – before it went plunging down the side of the building.
The helicopter took off in conditions with poor visibility from the roof of the hospital in the city of Mugla.
The chopper was set to fly to the city of Antalya, as seen in images broadcast by the NTV television channel.
The video shows the helicopter beginning to take off from the roof of the Mugla Training and Research Hospital.
It is seen slowly struggling to make it into the air, shaking as it makes a turn.
The chopper can then be seen drifting in the fog several minutes after lift off before crashing into an empty field next to the hospital it hit, Turkish media reported.
The helicopter is said to have collided with the building, before it rapidly fell to the ground, smashing into pieces on impact.
All four crew members on board – made up of two pilots, a doctor and another medical worker – died in the crash.
