Zodiac Matches That Make The Best Couples
After a tragic crash in the Everest region that killed six people, Nepal’s aviation regulator has barred helicopters from conducting non-essential flights, including sightseeing flights, for two months.
On Tuesday, five Mexican tourists and the Nepali pilot of a tiny helicopter owned by the private Manang Air firm were killed after their chopper crashed on their way back from seeing Himalayan peaks, including Mount Everest.
The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) tweeted, “Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) has issued new regulations to ensure the safety of helicopter flights”, through its official Twitter handle.
Nepal has organized an investigative committee to determine what caused Tuesday’s crash, which occurred during the annual June-September monsoon season.
The Himalayan nation, which is home to eight of the world’s fourteen tallest mountain peaks, including Mount Everest, has a history of air crashes since many airlines fly to small airports in isolated highlands and near summits that are frequently cloaked in clouds.
In January, 71 people were murdered in Nepal’s deadliest air tragedy in 30 years, when a jet crashed near the tourist town of Pokhara.
Also read: Delhi Traffic Police Issues An Advisory Due To Rise In Yamuna Water Level
Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma dedicated the T20 World Cup trophy to the entire…
The court highlighted that unauthorized constructions are blocking water outlets, leading to clogged drains and…
Following Justice Mridul's transfer to the Manipur High Court, the case was reassigned to Justices…
The unfolding saga surrounding Kingdon Capital's financial strategies and Adani Group's defenses against allegations highlight…
The city of Mumbai came alive with fervor and enthusiasm, celebrating the historic T20 World…
Fans, eager to celebrate India's first ICC T20 World Cup title, thronged the route, creating…