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Six People Died in Helicopter Crash Near Mt. Everest in Nepal
Six People Died in Helicopter Crash Near Mt. Everest in Nepal
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A helicopter with six people on board went missing near the world's highest peak, Mount Everest, in Nepal on Tuesday.
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Six people have died in a helicopter crash near the world's highest peak, Mount Everest, in Nepal, a spokesperson of the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN), said on Tuesday. "The five passengers and a pilot in the helicopter have lost their lives in the crash," Jagannath Niroula, a spokesperson of the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal, told Chinese news agency.Gyanendra Bhul, information officer of the CAAN, told local media that the Manang Air helicopter, carrying five foreign nationals and the captain, took off from Surki in Nepal's Solukhumbu district to Kathmandu at around 9:45 in the morning and lost contact 15 minutes into the flight.Airport official Sagar Kadel mentioned that due to unfavorable weather conditions, the helicopter had to alter its flight route, the news agency AP reported.Niroula added that the chopper carrying five Mexican tourists, including the pilot, had hit a tree.All six dead bodies have been airlifted to Kathmandu Teaching Hospital for post-mortem.
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altitude air helicopter, kathmandu, for search and rescue, manang air helicopter, five foreign nationals and one captain, mount everest, gyanendra bhul, information officer of the civil aviation authority of nepal, caan, surki in nepal's solukhumbu district to kathmandu, contactless, helicopter was piloted by senior captain chet gurung, all foreign nationals on board were mexican.
Six People Died in Helicopter Crash Near Mt. Everest in Nepal
15:08 11.07.2023 (Updated: 18:29 11.07.2023) According to media reports, a Manang Air helicopter, with the call sign 9N-AMV, piloted by Senior Captain Chet Gurung and carrying five Mexican tourists on board who were returning from a sightseeing trip to the world’s highest peak, went missing.
Six people have died in a helicopter crash near the world's highest peak, Mount Everest, in Nepal, a spokesperson of the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN), said on Tuesday.
"The five passengers and a pilot in the helicopter have lost their lives in the crash," Jagannath Niroula, a spokesperson of the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal, told Chinese news agency.
Gyanendra Bhul, information officer of the
CAAN, told local media that the
Manang Air helicopter, carrying five
foreign nationals and
the captain, took off from
Surki in Nepal's Solukhumbu district to Kathmandu at around 9:45 in the morning and lost contact 15 minutes into the flight.
Airport official Sagar Kadel mentioned that due to unfavorable weather conditions, the helicopter had to alter its flight route, the news agency AP reported.
Niroula added that the chopper carrying five Mexican tourists, including the pilot, had hit a tree.
All six dead bodies have been airlifted to Kathmandu Teaching Hospital for post-mortem.
