Pokhara plane crash

Issuing a press release here on Monday, Yeti Airlines said out of 70 bodies, 60 bodies have been handed over to their respective families after carrying out a post-mortem.

A team from a French ATR airplane manufacturing company has begun an on-site investigation of the Yeti Airlines ATR-72 plane crash in Pokhara that took place last Sunday morning.

Bodies of 22 persons among those deceased in the crash of the 9-N-ANC-ATR-72-500 plane belonging to the Yeti Airlines in Pokhara were handed over to the families and relatives.

One more body has been recovered from the Yeti Airlines aircraft crash site in the Seti Gorge of Pokhara.

The bodies of 26 passengers on board the Yeti Airlines aircraft that crashed in Seti gorge on Monday have been identified.

Issuing a condolence message on Sunday, Vice President Pun said he was saddened over the loss of lives in the Pokhara plane crash.

It has been confirmed that Parbat lost 10 of its residents in the Yeti Airlines plane crash that took place in Pokhara on Sunday.

The Home Ministry has directed the subordinate bodies to facilitate the families of the Pokhara plane crash victims to identify and manage the bodies.

India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday expressed grief over the Pokhara plane crash.

It has been revealed that eight foreigners and six infants were involved in the accident of Yeti Airlines in Pokhara this morning.