Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) reports that the Beechcraft plane (BHA 103), that had a deadly crash at 7:30 am, belonged to the private Buddha Air airline.
Among that deadliest crash a Nepalese passenger found alive and succumbed to his wounds in hospital after being rescued from the crash site located 20 km east of the capital.
The Rescue Coordination Centre, Tribhuvan Interntional Airport, under the CAAN reports excluding those 10 Indians, the plane had three other foreigners whose identities were yet to be established three Nepa;ese passengers and a three-member crew abroad.
The aircraft which had taken tourists is destined to view Mount Everest and other high peaks when the aircraft was returning to Kathmandu had a deadly crash and broke into pieces at Kotdanda hills in Lalitpur district.
The Indians who passed away on the deadly crash were identified as Pamkaj Mehta, H D Nagaraja, S Nagaraja, I Nagaraja, L Nagaraja, D Talosubrisum, D P Talosubrisum, Nagaraja Talosubrisum and P Talosubrium.
Due to bad weather the helicopter which was sent from Kathmandu to the crash site for a rescue operation could not able to land, but local police and people had managed to reach there.
