Plane with 18 people on board goes missing in Nepal
Ram Hari Sharma, spokesperson at the Nepal Airlines Corporation, confirmed that they have not been able to locate the plane.

Kathmandu: A Nepal Airlines small plane carrying 18 people, including a foreigner, went missing today while on its way from a popular tourist resort to a town in western Nepal, police said. The Twin Otter took off from Pokhara airport at 12:40 pm and disappeared 35 minutes later.[caption id="attachment_1392863" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Dangerous flight. PTI[/caption] Ram Hari Sharma, spokesperson at the Nepal Airlines Corporation, confirmed that they have not been able to locate the plane.According to Sharma, the missing Twin Otter was carrying 18 people, including a child and a Danish national, pilot and two flight attendants. Identities of other passengers, however, is yet to be known, The Himalayan Times reported. Search operations are underway, Sharma said, adding that a helicopter has been deployed to locate the aircraft. PTI

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