The plane, which was carrying 19 passengers and three crew members who died on the spot, crashed after takeoff in a mountainous area of the town of Sanosware
Nepalese authorities on Tuesday confirmed the recovery of the bodies of all occupants of the plane that crashed in the country on Sunday after they found the remains of the plane in a mountainous area of the city of Nepal on Monday. This Tuesday the salvage of the bodies of all occupants of the plane that crashed in the country on Sunday, after finding the remains of the device Monday during the day in a mountainous area of the city of Sanosware.
“The last body has been recovered,” Nepali army spokesman Narayan Silwal said in a short message on his Twitter account. He also explained that the last 12 bodies recovered have been transferred to the capital Kathmandu.
The airline and the Nepal Civil Aviation Authority released the names of the victims of Monday’s crash, including two German citizens and four Indians. The rest of the device’s occupants were Nepalese.
The plane, a Twin Otter model with 19 passengers and three crew on board, was making the flight from Pojara – a popular tourist spot about 200 kilometers west of Kathmandu – to Jomsom, but disappeared minutes after takeoff. This route is one of the most accident driving in Nepal’s history.
At this time, the causes of the incident are unknown, although authorities have already opened an investigation. According to information from the newspaper ‘The Kathmandu Post’, there have been more than 100 plane crashes in Nepal since 1955, with more than 860 deaths so far.
Source: La Verdad
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