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'The plane is left in tears after the arrival of the aircraft. The passengers started screaming. Suddenly, we can see the fire behind us. My friend tells me, "Let's go ahead in front of the run. "But when we were moving forward, my friend's body was set on fire. She falls. '
In this way, Shahireen Ahmed describes the terrible experience. A passenger on a BS-21 flight from the US-Bengal BS-21 flight crashed on Monday in Kathmandu.
29-year-old Shahrien was traveling to Nepal with a friend. His body was burnt in many places in the accident. At present, Kathmandu Medical College is undergoing treatment at Teaching Hospital.
In an interview with the Himalayan Times, Shahrien was describing the incident of crying. Said, 'The people were burning. They were shouting. Some fall. I saw three people jump from the plane. It was terrible. Fortunately someone dragged me to a safer place.
The teacher was going to Shahrien in Kathmandu and Pokhara. Doctors said that Shahrien's right foot hit him and 18 percent of his body was burnt. Surgery may be needed.
Another Bangladeshi passenger, Mehedi Hasan, was traveling to Kathmandu with his wife, a sister and a daughter's daughter. Mehdi Hassan never imagined that the first flight of life to face such an awful experience that would be in danger.
Mehdi Hassan said, "My seat was on the back. When I see a fire, I look at my family. We were trying to break the window glass. But I could not. I was hoping someone would come and save us. My wife and I survived the accident. But I can not find any cousin and his daughter. "
Mehdi Hassan is now undergoing treatment at Kathmandu Medical College Teaching Hospital. Source: The Himalayan Times