Nepal plane crash searchers rappel, fly drones to find last passengers
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Yeti Airlines crash: Nepal plane crash searchers rappel, fly drones in last-ditch effort to find two people
KATHMANDU, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Searchers used drones and rappelled down a 200-metre (656-feet) deep gorge in Nepal's second-biggest city on Tuesday to search for two people unaccounted for after the country's deadliest plane crash in 30 years killed at least 70 people.
Nepal plane crash: 70 bodies retrieved as rescuers search for two missing passengers
Rescue teams were searching for two passengers unaccounted for Tuesday morning from the deadliest plane crash in the country in 30 years. They are using drones and rappelling down the 200-metre deep gorge into which the Yeti Airlines ATR 72 turboprop carrying 72 people crashed on Sunday just before landing. Seventy bodies have been retrieved till now. Two more bodies were found on Monday before the search was called off because of fading light.
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