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48 bodies brought to Kathmandu; postmortem to start from Wednesday

Kathmandu: Forty-eight bodies of those killed in the crash of the Yeti Airlines plane (ATR-72) in Pokhara last Sunday have been brought to Kathmandu. Issuing a press release on Tuesday, the Yeti Airlines shared that 48 bodies retrieved from the crash site in the Seto River gorge of Pokhara were

Nepal’s sky, vulnerable or safe for flight?

Nepal have been witnessing air crash in a regular intervals, particularly of domestic flights. Small and medium sized planes have

Yeti Airlines Crash: 26 bodies identified, search continues

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

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President Bhandari expresses sorrow over Pokhara plane crash

President Bidya Devi Bhandari has extended deep sorrow over the crash of the ATR-72 plane belonging to Yeti Airlines in

Political parties, leaders express grief over Yeti Airlines crash

Kathmandu: Former King Gyanendra Shah has expressed sorrow over the plane crash today. The former king expressed sadness over the

Passengers in Pokhara aircraft crash identified

The passengers who met with an aircraft crash in Pokhara today have been identified. Sixty eight passengers 60 Nepali nationals

Pokhara International Airport shut for flights today

Following the Yeti Airlines aircraft crash, the Pokhara International Airport has been closed for today for all incoming and outgoing

Government decides to set up customs office at Pokhara International…

The government has decided to set up a customs office at Pokhara International Airport. Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister

Himalaya Airlines lands successfully at Pokhara International Airport

Himalaya Airlines Airbus A320 9N-ALV has performed a successful demonstration flight at Pokhara International Airport (PIA), Pokhara, Nepal today.

Government to extend support for operation of Pokhara International Airport

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Bishnu Prasad Poudel has said the government will provide support for the operation of