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Nepal plane crash: five Indians among ten foreigners onboard Yeti Airlines flight

Name: Nepal plane crash: five Indians among ten foreigners onboard Yeti Airlines flight
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Description: Five Indians were among the total 10 foreign nationals onboard the crashed Yeti Airlines plane on Sunday, the Indian Embassy in Nepal tweeted.

Five Indians were among the total 10 foreign nationals onboard the crashed Yeti Airlines plane on Sunday, the Indian Embassy in Nepal tweeted.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Nepal plane crash: five Indians among ten foreigners onboard Yeti Airlines flight

Five Indians were among the total 10 foreign nationals onboard the crashed Yeti Airlines plane on Sunday, the Indian Embassy in Nepal tweeted.

They have been identified as Abhisekh Kushwaha, Bishal Sharma, Anil Kumar Rajbhar, Sonu Jaiswal and Sanjaya Jaiswal, a Yeti Airlines official said.

Their fate is not immediately known.

"An ATR-72 plane of Yeti Airlines crashed today near the Pokhara Airport while flying from Kathmandu. According to the info provided by Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal, 5 Indians were travelling on this flight. Rescue operations are underway," the Indian mission tweeted.

The embassy is in touch with local authorities and is monitoring the situation, it said.

Some of the passengers have been hospitalised, the airlines said.

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