50 dead: Living box recovered: Pilot confused with information: 4 crew on board 33 Nepalese men of 33 Maldives and 1 in China were passenger: President and PM condoles: Prime Minister returning to visit the country briefly: The Prime Minister of Nepal with the assurance of cooperation Phone........
A US-Bangladeshi Airlines flight of Bangladesh was killed in the capital's Kathmandu on Tripoli International Airport (TIA) and at least 50 people including pilot Prithula Rashid, including Bangladesh and Nepalese citizens, were killed. At least 20 people survived. Their names have been published. Nepal Army sources confirmed the matter. Tribhuvan Airport spokesman Pryam Nath Tagore said, "The plane crashed in a football field beside the airport while landing." The plane, named as the AS2-AGU, leaves Dhaka and locates TIA at 2:20 pm local time. The plane was set on fire after the crash. Rescue team of the airport and members of the Nepal Army conducted rescue operations and rescued the aircraft box and saved it for testing. A separate investigation committee has been formed in Bangladesh and the venue of Nepal. Officials of the Bangladeshi Civil Association will fly today to Kathwa. Bangladesh's President Md. Abdul Hamid and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina have expressed deep condolences and sorrow over the incident of the crash in which the plane crashed. They prayed for the death of the merciful for the victims, and prayed for the welfare of the wounded. The President and the Prime Minister also expressed heartfelt sympathy for the bereaved family members. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is taking the news every moment since the plane crash. He is returning to his country to briefly visit his Singapore.
Chief pilot Abid Sultan survived the terrible plane crash. The US-Bangla Alliance authorities confirmed the matter. The survivors are, Imran Kabir Hasi, Kabir Hossain, Mehdi Hasan, Rizwana Abdullah Golda Saeeda Kamrun Nahar, Shahrin Ahmed, Md. Shaheen Bepari, Md. Rizwanul Haq, Prince Dhami, Samira Baijankar, Kishore Tripti, Hariprasad Subedi, Dayaram Tamrakara, Kishan Pandey, Ashish Ranjit, Vinod Modal, Sanam Sakhan, Dinesh Humagain, Spring Bora
The airport authorities said that among the 4 crew and 67 passengers, including pilots, co-pilots, 37 men, 27 women and two children. Of these, 32 were from Bangladesh, 33 in Nepal and 1 in Maldives and 1 in China. Immediately after the crash, the Tripura Airport Authority and the Nepal Army conducted rescue operation. Trivuban Airport spokesman Premnath Tagore said that 25 people were declared dead at Kathmandu Medical College Hospital. Among them, pilot Pritula Rashid and crew Khwaja Hossain are named. But no other crew was found.
Nepal's army spokesman Gokul Bhandari told Reuters, "So far we have recovered 50 bodies. Some have been rescued from burning debris' The spokesman said that nine people are still not found.
Sanjeev Gautam, director of Nepal's Private Aviation Authority, said the plane lost control over landing at the runway. It's supposed to be going south but by the name of the north. He said, "This may be due to a technical error. We are trying to find out the real cause of the crash. '
An eyewitness from Arnico Pandey told Nepal's Press, My Republic, that the plane crashed while turning the runway. He said, I was on the connecting road. I saw the plane behind the terminal and took a turn to the south. Then it disappeared from the runway. Immediately the smoke of loud smoke is seen. He said that the plane saw the plane flying over the control tower with very little bottom.
The passengers of the plane are Umm Salma, Md. Rafiquzzaman, Md. Nuruzzaman, Md. Aniruddha Jaman, Syeda Kamrunnahar Golda, Sheikh Rashed Rubayet, Tahira Tanvir Shashi Reza, Piyas Roy, Imran Kabir Hasi, Kabir Hossain, Sanjida Haque, Hasan Imam, Rana Abdullah, Mohammad Nazrul Islam, Minhaj Bin Nasir, SM Mahmudur Rahman, Md. Matiur Rahman, Mehedi Hasan, Rakibul Hassan, Nazia Afrin Chowdhury, Shahin Bepari, Aktera Begum, Nurunnahar Bahu, Bilkis Ara, Alamin Nahar Annie Alifuzzaman, Yakub Ali, Shahrin Ahmed, Faisal Ahmed, Alifuzzaman, Rizwanul Haque, Ashna Sania, Sanam Sania, Krishna Kumar Shahani, Anjila Shrestha, Saruna Shrestha, Hari Prasad Subebi, Dayaram Karmakar, Bal Kishan Thapa, Shweta Thapa, Teenager Tripti, Of Shree Jha, Purnima Lohani, Mili Meherjan, Nega Meherjan, Saveshay Meherjan, Jane Ming, Akhi Moni, Peshab Pandey, Prasanna Pandey, Vinod Raj Pujaal, Hari Shankar Padwal, Saveshar Padwal, Ashish Ranjit, Tahera Dehariyee , FH Priyak, Sazaana Devkota, Spring Bohra, Rabindra Bera, Mrs. Giani Gurung, Mrs. Prince Dham, Senior Artist, Samira Bianjancer, Charu Baral, Algina Baraal and rock bajagain.
Prime Minister's visit to Singapore is short, to return to the country today
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will return to Singapore a day after the plane crash in Nepal after the accident. Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina visited the state tour for the first time on Sunday. He was scheduled to return home on Wednesday after a four-day tour. But after the crash of the US-Bangla Airlines plane crash at Kartwa's Tri Tribunal International Airport, Sheikh Hasina will return home on Tuesday, said her press secretary Ihsanul Karim.
After the accident, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina spoke on the telephone with the Nepalese Prime Minister. Prime Minister of Nepal Nepal Prime Minister Kharda Prasad Sharma called the local phone at 7:50 pm local time from Singapore. Nepalese PM expressed deep condolences over the incident in the phone call Kharda Prasad Sharma Oli said that after the accident, he ran out of the spot and gave necessary instructions. With the opening of the Tripura Airport, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said she would send a helper party to Nepal. He also gave shelter to all the help needed by Nepalese Prime Minister.