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Body of Nepal minister, 6 other crash victims brought to Kathmandu

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Published : Feb 28, 2019, 5:39 PM IST

Bodies of Nepal tourism minister Rabindra Adhikari along with six others killed in a helicopter crash on Wednesday reached Kathmandu today. The helicopter was crashed on a mountain in north eastern Nepal.

Body of Nepal minister, 6 other crash victims brought to Kathmandu

Bodies of Nepal helicopter crash victims reach Kathmandu

Kathmandu: Bodies of the seven people killed in a helicopter crash in Nepal yesterday, including the country's tourism minister Rabindra Adhikari, arrived at Kathmandu airport on Thursday.

Bodies of Nepal helicopter crash victims reach Kathmandu

The helicopter, operated by Dynasty Air, crashed on a mountain in north eastern Nepal on Wednesday while flying in bad weather.

An army helicopter transported the bodies from the crash site to Kathmandu where they were taken by ambulance to hospital.

There, doctors were set to perform autopsies before handing the victims' bodies to their families.

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Deputy Prime Minister Ishwor Pokharel, who was at the airport for the arrival of the bodies, said it was a sad moment for the entire nation.

Kathmandu: Bodies of the seven people killed in a helicopter crash in Nepal yesterday, including the country's tourism minister Rabindra Adhikari, arrived at Kathmandu airport on Thursday.

Bodies of Nepal helicopter crash victims reach Kathmandu

The helicopter, operated by Dynasty Air, crashed on a mountain in north eastern Nepal on Wednesday while flying in bad weather.

An army helicopter transported the bodies from the crash site to Kathmandu where they were taken by ambulance to hospital.

There, doctors were set to perform autopsies before handing the victims' bodies to their families.

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Deputy Prime Minister Ishwor Pokharel, who was at the airport for the arrival of the bodies, said it was a sad moment for the entire nation.

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1. Reporter asks question UPSOUND (English):
(Reporter asks: "Following this engagement with North Korea. You're trying to bring peace to the Middle East. The peace plan is about to be introduced in the near future. And as you have mentioned before.")
Trump: "No we hope, we hope.We're working hard on the peace plan and we hope."
(Reporter asks: And I believe you do.But as you mentioned before it will require Israel to make compromises to the Palestinians as far as you know is Prime Minister (Benjamin) Netanyahu now willing to make these compromises which are very much needed. And a second question, Mr. Netanyahu is about to be indicted today with corruption allegations. Do you wish to tell him something on this occasion.")
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Donald Trump, US President:
"Well I just think he's been a great prime minister and I don't know about his difficulty. But you tell me something that you know people have been hearing about, but I don't know about that. I can say this, that he's done a great job as prime minister. He's tough, he's smart, he's strong. He is very defensive - his military has been built up a lot. They buy a lot of equipment from the United States and they pay for it of course, we give them tremendous as you know subsidy also. Four billion dollars is a lot each year. But they've been very very good. They've been incredible actually in many ways. But there is a chance for peace between Israel and the Palestinians. And you know it's interesting, all my life, I've heard that the toughest of deals, we all like deals, but the toughest of all deals would be peace between Israel and the Palestinians. They say it's like the impossible deal. I'd love to be able to produce it. We'll see what happens. You know we were paying the Palestinians a lot of money and I ended that about two years ago because they weren't saying the right things, and I said why would we pay somebody that's not saying nice things about us and not really wanting to go to the peace table. And they've been much better. And we'll see what happens. But I think we have actually a good shot at peace between Israel and the Palestinians. Go ahead please sir."
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US President Donald Trump on Thursday dismissed knowledge of corruption allegations against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israel's attorney general is expected to deliver a much-anticipated decision Thursday on whether to indict Netanyahu on a series of corruption allegations.
The move would shake up Israel's election campaign and potentially end Netanyahu's political career.
The US is soon expected to reveal a roadmap for peace between Israel and the Palestinians, but Trump said a peace agreement would be the "toughest of all deals".
He was addressing a news conference in Vietnam after the breakdown of his summit meeting with North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un.
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