KATHMANDU: The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal reported on Monday that fourteen bodies have been found at the crash site of a Nepali passenger plane in a remote highland part of Nepal’s Mustang province.

The aviation agency said in a statement that “fourteen dead bodies have been recovered from the site, but their identity have yet to be revealed.”

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The plane had four Indians and two Germans on board.

The Nepali Army’s search and rescue mission has been hindered by poor weather conditions.

According to Netra Prasad Sharma, chief district officer of Mustang, an 11-member rescue team is at the accident site rescuing the victims’ corpses, and no additional teams have been able to fly to the site owing to terrible weather.

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