Plane with 19 occupants crashed in Nepal

Eighteen people died in Nepal in a tragic accident during takeoff, but the pilot managed to survive.

This Wednesday, a plane crashed in Nepalwhile taking off from Kathmandu International Airport, however, the pilot of the plane was the only survivor of the accident. For their part, the airport authorities indicated that the bodies of the other eighteen occupants of the aircraft have already been recovered.

Likewise, the spokesperson for the Nepal Police, And Bahadur Karki, mentioned to the news agency EFE that the pilot survived the accident and has been taken to the hospital, where “His condition is stable.” “He was the only survivor of the accident.”airport spokesman Subash Jha said.

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The tragic accident air The crash took place at around 11 a.m. (5:15 GMT), when the plane had already taken off and was in flight. However, within moments, the plane began to tilt dangerously to one side and abruptly plunged back towards the runway. This shocking event was captured by the security cameras on site, which recorded every detail of the crash.

The images show how the plane lost stability and fell violently, which has led to a thorough investigation to understand the causes of the accident and prevent future similar incidents. In addition, the authorities are analyzing all aspects of the flight, from the weather conditions to possible technical failures, in order to clarify what happened.

In light of the incident, videos published by local television Kantipur TV showed the aircraft completely destroyed, with part of its fuselage burned near the airport, and surrounded by dozens of rescue workers.

The cause of the accident is still unknown, and authorities have not yet provided details about the identity of the victims. It should be noted that the aircraft was heading towards the city of Pokhara, a common entry point for those seeking to see the Himalayas and an air route for foreign tourists who wish to catch a glimpse of the highest mountain range on the planet.