Russian forces seize half of east Ukraine city Severodonetsk, mayor says

All our bodies recovered from Nepal airplane crash

KATHMANDU, Nepal — Rescuers have recovered all 22 our bodies from the positioning the place a airplane crashed on a mountainside in Nepal, the airline says.

All of the our bodies had been flown to Kathmandu and brought to the Tribhuvan College Instructing Hospital the place docs are performing autopsies, Tara Air says in an announcement. The our bodies shall be handed over to kin as soon as post-mortem is completed, it provides.

Whereas 10 our bodies had been flown to Kathmandu yesterday, the remaining had been introduced by military helicopter earlier at the moment. Family members of the crash victims waited exterior the hospital constructing for authorities to launch the our bodies.

The Tara Air turboprop Twin Otter plane misplaced contact with the airport tower Sunday whereas flying on a scheduled 20-minute flight in an space of deep river gorges and mountaintops.

4 Indians and two Germans had been on the airplane, Tara Air mentioned. The three crew members and different passengers had been Nepali nationals, it mentioned. Native information stories mentioned the passengers included two Nepali households, one with 4 members and the opposite with seven.

The airplane crashed Sunday in Sanosware in Mustang district near the mountain city of Jomsom, the place it was heading after taking off from the resort city of Pokhara, 200 kilometers (125 miles) west of the capital Kathmandu.

The airplane’s vacation spot is standard with overseas hikers who trek on its mountain trails, and with Indian and Nepalese pilgrims who go to the revered Muktinath temple.

The Twin Otter, a rugged airplane initially constructed by Canadian plane producer De Havilland, has been in service in Nepal for about 50 years, throughout which it has been concerned in about 21 accidents, in line with aviationnepal.com.

The airplane, with its top-mounted wing and glued touchdown gear, is prized for its sturdiness and its means to take off and land on brief runways.