“All bodies have now been found,” Civil Aviation Authority spokesperson Deo Chandra Lal Karn told AFP. “Processes will take place to identify the bodies.”
Air traffic control lost contact with the Twin Otter plane operated by Nepali carrier Tara Air shortly after it took off from Pokhara in western Nepal on Sunday morning headed for Jomsom, a popular trekking destination.
The wreckage was found a day later strewn across a mountainside at around 14 500 feet (4,420 metres). All but one of the bodies were later recovered.
Follow African Insider on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram
Source: AFP
Picture: Twitter/@realzaidzayn
For more African news, visit Africaninsider.com
