Preparations have been made to take the bodies of 48 people who died in the Yeti Airlines plane crash in Pokhara to Kathmandu on Sunday.
Assistant Chief District Officer, Kaski, Anil Shahi informed that the bodies kept at Pokhara Institute of Health Sciences were placed in a Nepali Army truck and taken to Pokhara Airport and from there to Kathmandu.
The bodies of 70 people who were in the accident have been recovered and two people are still missing. The bodies of 22 identified people from Pokhara and surrounding areas are going to be handed over to their relatives here.
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