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A helicopter with six people on board crashes near Mount Everest in Nepal; five bodies are found

A helicopter with six human beings on board, which had been stated lacking close to Mount Everest in Nepal, crashed on Tuesday. Initial reviews stated that 5 our bodies have been recovered from the crash website online and rescue operations are underway.

The chopper, a phase of the Manang Air fleet, took off for Kathmandu at 9.45 am and was once out of contact inside 15 minutes, as per a media. It crashed at Lamjura in Solukhumbu district, the document added.

“It has been suggested that the helicopter of Manang Air is out of contact, there is no contact with the tower when it reached the Lamjura pass, it was once pronounced that the helicopter solely obtained a ‘hello’ message on Viber,” the country’s Tribhuvan International Airport spokesperson Teknath Sitaula until now informed Kathmandu media.

The crash was once said by way of locals who determined it at Chihandanda in Lamjura, stated The Post report, quoting rural municipality deputy chair Nwang Lhakpa Sherpa. The cause for the crash is but to be determined, however an ANI report, quoting the police, said that the chopper seems to have hit a tree on the hilltop.

Initial reviews stated that 5 our bodies have been recovered from the crash site. “The helicopter has been located at the border of Likhu PK village council and Dudhkunda Municipality-2 generally referred to as Lamajura Danda. The villagers have retrieved the 5 bodies,” Koshi Province Police DIG Rajeshnath Bastola instructed media.

Captain Chet Bahadur Gurung has been recognized as one of the passengers via Media. A Reuters record stated that there had been 5 Mexicans on board with a Nepali pilot.

The helicopter, with a name signal of 9N-AMV, had taken off from Surki in Solukhumbu district, domestic to Mount Everest and different mountains, to Nepal’s capital metropolis of Kathmandu. Its remaining region was once tracked at 10.12 am in the Lamjura Pass area, The media said.

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