Rescuers Find Bodies of Nepal Crash Victims
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KATMANDU, Nepal — Rescuers have found the bodies of all 18 people who were aboard a commercial flight that crashed into a hillside near Katmandu.
A Japanese and a Hungarian were among the 15 passengers and three crew members aboard the Everest Air propeller plane, which went down Saturday about four miles north of Bharatpur airport.
The aircraft was on a 30-minute flight from Katmandu to Bharatpur.
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