Peru Rescuers Spot Downed Helicopter Peruvian officials said Saturday they have located a helicopter that went down in the Andes with 14 people aboard, including eight South Koreans and three Europeans. Police Gen. Hector Dulanto said it is not clear if those aboard survived. Dulanto told the Radioprogramas radio station that the Sikorsky S-58ET was found on Mama Rosa mountain at an attitude of roughly 16,000 feet (4,900 meters). It could take rescuers 12 hours to reach the site by foot along mountain trails, said Armando Quispe, mayor of a nearby town. Police say a Dutchman, a Czech and a Swede were aboard the aircraft, as well as the eight Koreans. Seoul's state-run Korea Water Resources Corporation said in a statement on its website that its vice president left Friday for Peru to aid the search. A Samsung C&T official said his company also sent a team of workers to Lima on Friday. The South Korean embassy in Lima says its nationals were exploring a potential hydroelectric project near Mazuco.