In his telegram, Rahmon noted that he expresses “sincere condolences and words of sympathy” to the families of the deceased. Photo: Internet On January 15, 2023, a passenger plane of Yeti Airlines crashed in Nepal. There were 72 people on board, all of whom died. In total, there were 72 people on board – 68 […]
In his telegram, Rahmon noted that he expresses “sincere condolences and words of sympathy” to the families of the deceased.
Photo: InternetOn January 15, 2023, a passenger plane of Yeti Airlines crashed in Nepal. There were 72 people on board, all of whom died.
In total, there were 72 people on board – 68 passengers and 4 crew members. Among them were 15 foreigners, including citizens of Australia, France, Argentina, India, South Korea, Ireland, and Russia.
The Prime Minister of Nepal declared Monday a national day of mourning, and the government has established a commission to investigate the causes of the disaster.
Leaders of many countries, including the President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon, expressed condolences to the President of Nepal in connection with the plane crash.
On January 16, the President of Tajikistan sent a condolence telegram to the President of the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal Bidhya Devi Bhandari, which stated:
“Your Excellency,
We are deeply saddened by the news of the significant loss of life resulting from the crash of the passenger plane of the Nepalese airline.
In light of the severe consequences of this tragic disaster, I express to you, and to all the relatives and loved ones of the deceased, our sincere condolences and words of sympathy.”
The plane crash in Nepal has become the largest in the world since March 21, 2022, when 132 people died as a result of the crash of a Boeing 737-800 in southern China.