Collected wreckage of Tara Air plane crashed in Mustang

KATHMANDU, Dec 17: The wreckage of the Tara Air plane that crashed in Thasang Rural Municipality-2 Sanosare of Mustang has been collected after seven months.

On the 15th of May last, 22 people, including three crew members, died when a Tara Air flight from Pokhara to Jomsom crashed. Tara Air mobilized a team of workers from November 19th to collect the plane's spare parts scattered in the corners and corners of the geographically difficult and remote mountains.

Indrasingh Sherchan, who led the team, informed that after collecting plane's parts and goods from the mountain of 4,300 meters above sea level, the work of clearing Kowang has been completed.

On the hill at the foot of the Manapathi mountain, there was a fragmented wreckage of the plane. "It took 10 days for 10-12 people to carry goods from Sanusare to Kowang", he said. We have estimated that it will take about 10 days to collect all the goods of the plane and bring them to Kowang."

The black box of the crashed plane was found at that time. Under the leadership of Sherchan, in the year 2072 February, Annapurna Rural Municipality-3 of Myagdi, in Solighopte of Dana, the parts of the plane of Tara Air that crashed were collected and collected. The spare parts and goods of the crashed plane are picked up by the related companies.

Goods must be picked up for insurance claims. On the other hand, the wreckage of the crashed plane, which is easily visible from the sky, creates a negative mentality, so the spare parts and all the goods are collected as much as possible. In the first week of November, the team of Tara Air observed the crash site from a helicopter.