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Nepal Plane Crash: Saurya Airlines Aircraft at Kathmandu

Nepal Plane Crash: Saurya Airlines Aircraft Crashes During Takeoff at Tribhuvan International Airport

19 people, including aircrew, were aboard the Pokhara-bound plane which met with the accident at around 11 am.

A Saurya Airlines aircraft crashed during takeoff at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Nepal’s Kathmandu on Wednesday, The Kathmandu Post reported. Nineteen people, including aircrew, were aboard the Pokhara-bound plane which met with the accident at around 11 am, said Premnath Thakur, TIA spokesperson, the report added.

Jeewan Dahal

I have done training in Neuro-linguistic programming. Based in Sikkim, own The Sikkim Today & Hillrooms- supporting the growth of entrepreneurship around the NorthEast.

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