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| deep |
Posted
on 22-Aug-02 12:49 PM
A sad news.
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The bodies of 18 victims of a Twin Otter of Shangri-La Air that crashed against a hill near Pokhara was brought to Kathmandu by a special flight of the Royal Nepal Army Thursday night.
Rescue teams recovered the badly charred bodies of 15 passengers and three Nepali crew members hours after it crashed Thursday. Fifteen tourists--13 Germans, one British and one American died in the crash.
They were returning home after a tour of Mustang which is an extension of the Tibetan plateau. The aircraft crashed as it was landing at Pokhara on a flight from Jomsom, the gateway to Mustang.
Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba condoled the deaths. nepalnews.com br Aug.22
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"Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba condoled the deaths." When 13 foreigners died Sher ji did not waste any time to condole the deaths but what about those killed in Ramechap and in many other parts of the nation? How come he has no time to say "samabedana" for them? Why?
**** Chatuwa!!! Chatnai paryo ni....maaal jharchha ki?
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| deep |
Posted
on 22-Aug-02 12:53 PM
It's 15 not 13 foreigners who died in that accident.
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| Temperament |
Posted
on 22-Aug-02 03:08 PM
Foreigners are respectable, Nepalis are not. This is our cultural heritage founded by Rana rulers and continued by Shah Kahndan. You can relate it to how our royals shake their hands with airey gairey bideshis' hands but not with a Nepali's hand.
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| $FOXY$ |
Posted
on 22-Aug-02 04:07 PM
very sad, my heart goes out to the victims' families.
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