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Bodies of Thane family identifiable upon recovery, efforts being made to send mortal remains: Nepal Police spokesperson
Updated On: 30 May, 2022 08:46 PM IST | Mumbai | Asif Rizvi
The Tara Air plane reportedly took off at 9:55 am from Pokhara in Nepal and lost contact with air traffic control about 12 minutes

The wreckage of a Twin Otter aircraft, operated by Nepali carrier Tara Air, laying on a mountainside in Mustang, a day after it crashed. Pic/AFP
The bodies of four members of the Thane family, who were onboard the ill-fated plane that crashed in Nepal's Mustang district, were identifiable, the Nepal Police has said.
In a telephonic conversation with mid-day.com, Nepal's Central Police spokesperson, SSP Bishnu Kumar KC, said, "Twenty bodies have been recovered so far and search for the remaining two is underway. The bodies are being transported to Kathmandu through helicopters. Four Indians who died in the crash were identifiable and therefore no DNA test was needed. Efforts are being made to send their mortal remains back to the country."
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